Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: paul hughes31 on April 27, 2008, 08:05:21 pm
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i wonder if anybody has any tips on reduciing spotting, just gor my pure freedom trolley a few days ago, been practicing getting technique right on family and friends house's just seem to be leaving a few spots, (nothing major) is there any technique to reduce these?
cheers
paul....
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First cleans..................scrub scrub scrub..rinse rinse rinse, to get all that old fairy liquid off.
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scrub
scrub
scrub
rinse
rinse
rinse
Other than those simple words, make sure you clean all the frame on the first clean. Start upstairs all the way round, then back to do downstairs all the way round. Once you have done this, go back to the first window upstairs and rinse just the glass all the way round, then do the same downstairs all the way round (if that makes sense)
Then next time you clean that house (I assume 4 weeks later) the frames will just need a quick rinse and the windows will nt spot (just remember to rinse well) and you only have to go round once.
I always go round to do a second rinse on first cleans. It takes twice the time, but it makes a good job great.
Hope this helps...
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I picked up a tip from another forum when I first went wfp and still do it now and touch wood, have had no spotting probs on ist cleans. Dip your brush in a solution of pure water with just a couple of drops of gg3 (and I mean just a couple),before doing each window,and clean as you normally do on a 1st clean, making sure you rinse off well using a good flow rate. It goes against the whole idea of using pure water adding detergent, but it works.
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whats gg3
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whats gg3
Glass gleam(liquid), excellent stuff for trad cleaning, gives a mirror finish!
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whats gg3
It came third at Aintree.
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i wonder if anybody has any tips on reduciing spotting, just gor my pure freedom trolley a few days ago, been practicing getting technique right on family and friends house's just seem to be leaving a few spots, (nothing major) is there any technique to reduce these?
cheers
paul....
Paul Give me your E-mail and I will E-mail you with some tips ;)
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