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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Frequently Asked Questions & Useful Resources => Topic started by: C.C.W.C on March 23, 2010, 09:33:04 pm

Title: Conny roofs
Post by: C.C.W.C on March 23, 2010, 09:33:04 pm
what is the best thing to use on cony roofs that you can get from likes of b'n'q or tesco or such like???

cheers
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: Gav Camm lammy 283 on March 24, 2010, 01:58:15 am
truck wash fr gardiners
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: A+CleaningService on March 24, 2010, 04:45:45 pm
I use a Conservatory ladder. Cannot see how you can do them properly without one.
Not sure if they are in B&Q
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: paul rulton on March 25, 2010, 09:52:09 am
if i do a conny roof, i just use my pure water  ::) works great 4 me  ;D
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: A+CleaningService on March 25, 2010, 09:19:19 pm
if i do a conny roof, i just use my pure water  ::) works great 4 me  ;D
I use pure water and conservatory ladder. A hand brush and a cloth, for the top of the roof., to get in all the areas. How to you get the top bit totally clean, with just a pole? On a Georgian or Edwardian consevatory.
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: elite mike on March 27, 2010, 05:10:41 pm
if i do a conny roof, i just use my pure water  ::) works great 4 me  ;D
I use pure water and conservatory ladder. A hand brush and a cloth, for the top of the roof., to get in all the areas. How to you get the top bit totally clean, with just a pole? On a Georgian or Edwardian consevatory.

spray with tfr leave for 10 mins scrub and rise off

autoglym tfr is very good if not better than ecover tfr

no need for ladders
Title: Re: Conny roofs
Post by: A+CleaningService on March 28, 2010, 12:29:39 pm
Ok, will have to try that.  Not sure I would get away with that on all conservatory roofs. Depends if I can get to both sides of the roof pitch. But worth a go, on the ones I can get to by brush.