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Quote from: Window Washers on July 01, 2010, 10:33:36 pm with fans it goes everywhere No it doesnt.Cant you hold a pole still or something? What twaddle. With a normal fan jet you'll have two spray bands each about 4" wide, depending on how far from the glass you are.If you rinse on or with just one end of the brush on and the other off you'll have a far far finer spray of water hitting the glass, it is because of this that rinsing with fans is superior to rinsing with pencils.
with fans it goes everywhere
Quote from: dazmond on July 01, 2010, 10:36:00 pma few guys said always rinse off!!im gonna leave brush on/high flow tommorrow and see what happens.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................CLEAN WINDOWS HOPEFULLY!!!! my head is constantly weighing everything up but usually when i finally make up my mind its the right decision after much deliberation!!! thanks lads!!dazmondDaz, if you do that you'll be starting a thread tomorrow titled 'Thanks to Albert Steptoe, he knows what he's talking about'Shall I start it now and you can just comment on it tomorrow?
a few guys said always rinse off!!im gonna leave brush on/high flow tommorrow and see what happens.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................CLEAN WINDOWS HOPEFULLY!!!! my head is constantly weighing everything up but usually when i finally make up my mind its the right decision after much deliberation!!! thanks lads!!dazmond
thats just your opinion window washers high flow pencil or fan does the same job although i find fans quicker and always brush on
You're already lower WW if you're using pencils
Dazmond, first clean spotting is the norm, you'll find ways to reduce it, you will never eliminate it. You will never be perfect either. Many think they are but it doesn't happen.What you will find is the point where you know you can get away with it, the point where a customer won't notice the faults - you always will see something wrong on every pane if you look for it.
Like I said, some think they are perfect. Sad really :
All I can say is that my standards are far higher than yours. Either that or your vision must be impared. There is no way on gods earth you will get perfection on a first clean. Dazmond is quickly realising this and learning fast.