Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steve CM on May 20, 2009, 04:59:04 pm
-
this is the first time i have come accross them and i don't know how to shift them.
anyone been able to do it before??
Thanks
-
if you find out let me know
There buggers !
-
probably a case of scrapping them off i guess if it can be done. would be nice if you could just through over a chemical to aggitate them off though eh? ;)
-
wat are barnacles???? cant say iv heard of it haha
-
how the feck did they get up there?!? has global warming hit some new high that i didnt hear of!?
-
Barnacles ;D
shiver me timbers!! aaarrrrrhhhhh!! jim lad! ;D
-
I take it by 'barnacles', you mean lichen? If so, I give a good dose of tfr, and bit of a scrub, then leave for a while to soak. I then use an old squeegee on pole and basically use it as a soft scraper, and scrape up and down, usually removes worst of it, then wfp. I've only done this on polycarb roof so far, so I'd be careful if its a glass one.
-
if it is the flat things your talking about they are a pain in the backside, tfr then take the heads off them and tfr again.
If your really talking about barnicals I have never seen one on any con roof I have every cleaned
-
must be Jack Sparrows house ;D
-
Barnacles ;D
shiver me timbers!! aaarrrrrhhhhh!! jim lad! ;D
Pieces of eight... pieces of eight... ;D
-
maybe there not barnacles. i can't be sure, but they bloody look like them ;D ;D
i'm going back there today i was gonna soak up with tfr anyways as i didn't have any yesterday. i think its to stubborn for tfr but we will see i guess. what ever it is is a living breeding species.
-
i have put a ice scraper on a plastic angle adapter and attach it to an old pole. i rinse with pure water leave a couple of minutes and then they just scrape off. done a few now and it works well.
-
i use a scraper on a pole.soak them first and then scrape them off easily.