Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ryan @ Transparent, Carlisle on April 06, 2010, 08:55:48 pm
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i have a short pole, its about 1foot, extends to about 2foot
I dont normally use it, but on a couple of particular bungalows i do, it comes in handy, as the windows are just out of my reach. So it saves taking the steps off for 2 or 3 windows.
I always seem to mess it up [vertical pulls] there always seems to be something that goes wrong ;D weather i leave a mess near the top frame, of leave a vertical line.
Do you have any tips on improving my technique..... if it makes any difference, i use unger ergotec
cheers
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pratice ow do u think most ov us got on
in the early days wiv no computer for assistance lol ;D ;D
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leave a tiny gap at top of the window when you soap up
start with a dry blade and pull, then tap squeegie on wet part of window and repeat
then just practice
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as stu mac says.i detail with a dry microfibre in a clamp afterwards.normally i use my 8ft A FRAME for bungalows.i only use the short pole on big plate glass windows or raised up skylights on some flat roof extensions.
ill probably end up wfpoling everything once i get started with my new van and trolley set up! ;) ;)
best wishes
dazmond
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i have a short pole, its about 1foot, extends to about 2foot
Me too !!! I use it to pee over high walls ;D
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i have a short pole, its about 1foot, extends to about 2foot
I dont normally use it, but on a couple of particular bungalows i do, it comes in handy, as the windows are just out of my reach. So it saves taking the steps off for 2 or 3 windows.
I always seem to mess it up [vertical pulls] there always seems to be something that goes wrong ;D weather i leave a mess near the top frame, of leave a vertical line.
Do you have any tips on improving my technique..... if it makes any difference, i use unger ergotec
cheers
i carry a small pair of steps on the backseat