Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ftp on June 11, 2009, 05:35:57 pm
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
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Is he about 80 years old with a flat cap and a roll up sticking out of his mouth.
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For trad cleaning the very best detergent to use is co-op own brand it is truly awesome!!
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
that will make a good job. NOT
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For trad cleaning the very best detergent to use is co-op own brand it is truly awesome!!
Fairys better ;D
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I use glass gleam 4 with a little sorbo glide.
Fairy liquid is designed to wash dishes not windows and leaves a film on the window which holds onto dirt.
you wouldnt wash your dishes with persil, arial or daz washing powder would you. NO, thats because they are designed to clean clothes lol
just because a product looks like it cleans doesnt mean its the right cleaning agent to use.
Matt
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For trad cleaning the very best detergent to use is co-op own brand it is truly awesome!!
Fairys better ;D
surely you mean
morning fresh ;)
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;D ;D ;D
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
Try it, it's impossible to fan a blade with no slip. He must pull straight strokes.
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For trad cleaning the very best detergent to use is co-op own brand it is truly awesome!!
Fairys better ;D
Trust me try co-op you won't believe how much better it is at cleaning windows, fairy is better at doing dishes though.
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
Try it, it's impossible to fan a blade with no slip. He must pull straight strokes.
I have watched him a couple of times and he does vertical strokes and runs the blade through his fingers. He's been cleaning for nearly thirty years.
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
Try it, it's impossible to fan a blade with no slip. He must pull straight strokes.
I have watched him a couple of times and he does vertical strokes and runs the blade through his fingers. He's been cleaning for nearly thirty years.
Everybody to their own I suppose! :)
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When I first started, I was taught to squeegee with plain water - no detergent allowed. If you practice it works perfectly, just a different sort of technique and skill.
And it gets the windows clean ;)
You had to take more care, and needed to be able to 'fan' without allowing the squeegee to stop or it would jump and leave a mark.
Being lazy, I realised it was easier with some sort of soap when I started up on my own ;D
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Talking to a trad guy today and he was telling me he uses no fairy or anything, just plain water ???
Try it, it's impossible to fan a blade with no slip. He must pull straight strokes.
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