Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Chameleon on February 13, 2009, 11:41:29 pm
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Just recently when picking up NEW customers homes that are really dirty...
I find myself wetting the windows wfp, then attacking them with diluted fairy and hand brush (downstairs)
then rinsing.
While Upstairs I wet them then dip wfp in diluted fairy then rinsing
I have not had any problems, and no complaints... No residue or gray streaks that some people say can take two -three cleans to get rid of!
Anyone else do this?
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Nope, never have done this.
You need a good brush (Gardiner Pole Systems Superlite is brilliant) and a high flow rate. I've had really minging jobs, and they came up fine. :)
As for fairy, we are trying to get rid of fairy of the glass, not put some more on. :P
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same here did one yesterday frames were black!! came up great with just wfp
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::) Interesting!
I always thought that way, yes you can clean the windows well with JUST wfp, and I have, but I have to say it is much, much faster!
As for "residue" none!
It works for me, I like to keep an open mind on these things rather than just going with the flow! :P
As I've always said...
A parachute works better when it's OPEN! ;)
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yes this method was recommended by craig mawlam of ionics on first cleans.
Its also what car cleaners do, use detergents and rinse with pure water.
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but fery /gg3/gg4