Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ftp on November 13, 2008, 07:14:56 pm
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Had a fairly big and dirty old house today to clean inside. Windows wern't too small but because they were fairly deep i struggled to get the blade at the right angle near the edges. Is there a purpose made squeegie for these kind of jobs?
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www.windowtools.com there called the ledger they have a gooseneck type handle on them.
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Sometimes a window cleaning spray and a couple of cloths are quicker than a squeegie; when it comes to small panes of inside glass.
In the past I've tried cutting down squeegies to fit small awkward windows, but it's a waste of time; you still end up 'polishing them' no matter how good you are with a sqeegie.
The best way is to spray and handbash; brute stregnth and ignorance always wins!
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I like the one's with rubber blades
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the wagtail is fairly good as its quite a large headed squeegee so its like using a 'ledger', but they do take quite a bit of getting used to. they are worth sticking with tho.
the first one i ordered took 2 weeks, the second ones i ordered only took 4 days, which i was quite impressed with.
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Had a fairly big and dirty old house today to clean inside. Windows wern't too small but because they were fairly deep i struggled to get the blade at the right angle near the edges. Is there a purpose made squeegie for these kind of jobs?
you can get a squeegee with a longer handle I think they are called xl by unger