Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: The Jester of Wibbly on February 20, 2020, 04:01:38 pm
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..... Your cap blows off your head and goes up the road and out of sight in seconds.
What's your sign?
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Mine is usually when I've got all my waterproof gear on and it's chucking it down, wind getting up and my gear let's water in down my neck to my skin and I'm starting to get quite cold!
It's then I start to get a bit cheesed off! :D
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When the rain starts battering off the windows.
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Look out of window see rain go back to bed dimples.
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When my flask is empty ;D
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(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1582218860_818A28AA-526D-481C-B5DC-EF864DFA6D24.jpeg)
When this happens !
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Not sure why the pic is sideways , that’s the top of my tank .
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What breed of tank is that?
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PTFE tape is good but it’ll never seal that ;D
That’s bad , no easy fix there , that is the only thing that puts me off welded tanks !
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Having to wear my steel toe caps just to stay on the ground!! 😲😬💨
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What breed of tank is that?
Ionics
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..... Your cap blows off your head and goes up the road and out of sight in seconds.
What's your sign?
Gemini.
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Concerning the split water tank. We did the same to an Ionics tank by filling it up to quick. The air couldn't escape quick enough and it split the top of the tank open.
We repaired ours with black Sikaflex silicone sealant. It hasn't leaked since.
Lightly sand the outside edge of the split with sandpaper. Clean with a degreaser. Run two lengths of 2" masking tape along the original weld lines. Pry open the tank with a plastic wedge and dry the joint as much as possible. Using a decent silicone gun, apply silicone in the joint. Remove wedge so the joint closes then find something to hold the split joint together. Now run a thick bead of silicone to the outside of the joint and smooth it out evenly with a wet spreader. Try and keep the silicone as a thick smooth bead. Remove the two strips of masking tape when the silicone is still wet. Wait to cure for two days before use.