Quote from: JRDEasiReach on November 26, 2009, 02:54:33 pmright this isnt to stir up the war between trad and wfp but using trad only and say doing 20 houses in a day with your mop, doesnt that mean that you are basically transferring the dirt you have took off other houses onto the windows of the remaining houses during the day even though you change the water, my mop is getting dirty and i only use it on very odd ocassions, and im scared its putting dirt on other peoples glass again, dont you think this could be the case?And you call yourself a window cleaner! I could use the same large green Unger bucket of water all day, and when I finish I could empty the sludge down a drain; and the windows would be fine. Rather than shake the applicator onto the ground, I'd remove excess water by running my squeegy down it, so the water would run back into the bucket. I'd also empty the contents of my bucket on a belt back into the main bucket. It just saved having to refill the bucket.I've even been too lazy to walk to my bucket to get a 'dip' and stuck my applicator into a dirty puddle to wet it, and the window was cleaned no problems.Really, to be a good window cleaner, you need to have knowledge of the basic tools and how they work.I apologise for my sarcasm; I can't help myself!
right this isnt to stir up the war between trad and wfp but using trad only and say doing 20 houses in a day with your mop, doesnt that mean that you are basically transferring the dirt you have took off other houses onto the windows of the remaining houses during the day even though you change the water, my mop is getting dirty and i only use it on very odd ocassions, and im scared its putting dirt on other peoples glass again, dont you think this could be the case?
KRAVE i just wash my scrims and T MOP sleeves on 40degrees at the end of the week with a v.small amount of washing powder with NO conditioner.sorry didnt mean the nonsence quip.we just all do things different best wishes dazmond