Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Squeegee Clean blackpool on March 24, 2008, 04:09:10 pm
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Just started clening conservatorys using tfr and then a water fed brush, i am finding this a ball ache and was thinking about using tfr then a jet wash from above.
Could you please tell me how you clean them to see if i can do it any better.
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Oggi ??? ??? ???
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Jet wash has a danger of getting in the sels perhaps lifting panels with the pressure.
Maybe experiment with different techniques with wfp. Maybe use a stiff heavy brush for roof panels with tfr, then whiole the tfr is doing its thing, swap to a light brush to do pinacles and ridge with tfr and rinse.
Then go back to roof panels and rinse / scrub.
I would then use a short pole + water only on the guttering, windows and frames.
GL.
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if it makes your balls ache you really are doing it wrong :D
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I use a wfp, I can do an extremly dirty one, frame, roof,windows, finial in about thirty minutes.
Before wfp I used to use a soapy applicator on an extension pole then hose down.
Whichever method you get quicker with practice. If you do a search there is lots on here about it.
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I spray the tfr on..... then proceed to clean all the house windows...
then i attach the customers hosepipe to my pole... by this time the tfr has broken any dirt/grease down...... and i scrub using normal water then rinse off with pure water/brush.
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I wanted to ask you what the basic rule of business is
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Are you referring to me Mr Sol?... ;)
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We do the same as Cas-man..... works a treat ;D
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Same here, i've just bought an adapter to run customers tap water up my pole. Pure water seems to make no difference to the green stuff.
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similar to cas man and dale,i dont use a window brush for doing roofs tho,just have a seperate one and change em over.Really useful are the little platforms you can buy for about 100 quid or so ,make reaching it all much easier ;D