Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dave Willis on April 24, 2019, 11:03:20 am
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It’s terrible today, everything coated in it. Commercial all day for me I think!
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I was just going to post this , glad I didn’t bother getting up and going out , my table says it all !
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1556115705_F94E99B1-8AF0-4300-A1A5-6119AA09C2E0.png)
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One of my customers mentioned something this morning about hoping the Sahara Dust doesn't get on their windows now that i'd just cleaned them.
I just smiled and took their money.....
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ive not noticed saraha dust myself......the good thing about cleaning with very hot water is the windows dry within a few mins in warm weather so at least if the dust comes its less likely to settle on droplets of pure water....
its due heavy rain here in a few hours so that should damp down any dust....
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aload of dust round my house
due to the builders putting in a new drive lol
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I was just going to post this , glad I didn’t bother getting up and going out , my table says it all !
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1556115705_F94E99B1-8AF0-4300-A1A5-6119AA09C2E0.png)
stop looking for excuses mate..... ;D
a bit of sand from the sahara has never stopped me from window cleaning....... ;D
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The thing with Sahara dust is that it catches the wind easily and can be blown a long way. The reason for this is that it is made up of flat platelets that have little mass and large surface area, relatively. When these plates land on a flat surface like a conny roof they sit on top of one another like tiles on a roof.
If a dust storm is followed by a little rain the plates form up flat against each other and gain cohesion through friction. A little soap helps to get it off before a final rinse.
I don't get out much
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I was just going to post this , glad I didn’t bother getting up and going out , my table says it all !
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1556115705_F94E99B1-8AF0-4300-A1A5-6119AA09C2E0.png)
stop looking for excuses mate..... ;D
a bit of sand from the sahara has never stopped me from window cleaning....... ;D
I don’t need an excuse Daz , you know I’m a lazy arse 😆
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The thing with Sahara dust is that it catches the wind easily and can be blown a long way. The reason for this is that it is made up of flat platelets that have little mass and large surface area, relatively. When these plates land on a flat surface like a conny roof they sit on top of one another like tiles on a roof.
If a dust storm is followed by a little rain the plates form up flat against each other and gain cohesion through friction. A little soap helps to get it off before a final rinse.
I don't get out much
You should try it ;D ;D ;D
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
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Just clean some windows guys
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
Tut?
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I like it.
It happens every couple of years, and when it does I always get a flurry of new customers!
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You don't get as much dust in dry roasted peanuts these days though, do you?
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
Tut?
Tut n come in?
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Does a tut tut hold a water tank? ;D
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
Tut?
Tut n come in?
I sphinx so.
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Does a tut tut hold a water tank? ;D
Yeah, but it's a Luxory.
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
Sounds like a pyramid scheme to me.
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Think yourselves lucky you're not starting up a round in Egypt ;D
You can't say pharaoh than that! ;D
Sounds like a pyramid scheme to me.
Need to buy a Phantomb pole
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I like it.
It happens every couple of years, and when it does I always get a flurry of new customers!
As predicted, a flurry has begun. I have had 3 phone calls and 2 emails today.
Thank you Sahara dust!