Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: firefly123 on September 26, 2009, 08:03:55 pm
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been on wfp two years now got this pub i clean its near the docks is it possible that after i clean the glass before it drys will the dust and dirt stick to the glass guy who owns it moans all the time
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If it does you may have to trad the downstairs after. Allow for that in your pricing. Are you doing the internal as well ?
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Is it wooden frames? Is there a silicon bead around the window frames?
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been on wfp two years now got this pub i clean its near the docks is it possible that after i clean the glass before it drys will the dust and dirt stick to the glass guy who owns it moans all the time
is the road really busy, if so you will get probs with wfp
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Even if you are working on a main busy road right next to a bus stop you still won't get enough dirt from passing traffic on panes of glass before the water has dried.
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Even if you are working on a main busy road right next to a bus stop you still won't get enough dirt from passing traffic on panes of glass before the water has dried.
depends on how busy and if its near an industrial site
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Even if you are working on a main busy road right next to a bus stop you still won't get enough dirt from passing traffic on panes of glass before the water has dried.
depends on how busy and if its near an industrial site
3ft away from busiest road in Torquay during rush hour and still no problems with spots on glass :)
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is it not salt from sea water i have got some shops that r near the sea and they dry funny when wfp so i blade them off after
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The best way has got to be going back later in the day and seeing for yourself exactly what is wrong. If anything.
It might seem a pain but you only have to do it once to see exactly what needs doing. And that will save you time in the long run.
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Even if you are working on a main busy road right next to a bus stop you still won't get enough dirt from passing traffic on panes of glass before the water has dried.
depends on how busy and if its near an industrial site
3ft away from busiest road in Torquay during rush hour and still no problems with spots on glass :)
work next to a building site in the summer then tell me the water does not spot. only good time is in the rain but some dont like getting wet ;D
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Some windows always spot even though there is no obvious reason why. I have certain customers that I still have to check over every time before I leave. most of the time I end up just drying off the downstairs windows to be on the safe side.
WFP is not a precise science and the more you do it the more you come to realise that.
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I've got a couple of properties with aluminium painted frames and the results are always crap. I have also cleaned properties with wooden frames and moulded beading and they are crap too. WFP just doesn't work on every window. In my opinion it only just works most of the time anyway.
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iv got a shop on bzy rd i do trad coz wagons often qing ,i do in side as well so iv got trad gear out any way