[erithwc]

Thinking about using two brush heads on first cleans one to do the frames and windows to get rid of most the dirt then a use a superlite xtreme for the final window clean.

does anyone else do this or is it a waste of time ? 

[dazmond]

just scrub all the frames and glass really well and rinse the frames well.then go back to the first window and just concentrate on the glass being careful not to splash the top frame when your rinsing!!

you could blade the bottoms after wfp if you think they might spot but only on a first clean.no need for changing brushes!!



dazmond

[erithwc]

will have to order the white bristle super lite xtreme then because at the moment a have the gardiners superlite with the black bristles and you cant see when the brush head is dirty 

[SB Cleaning]

Dont waste your time with two brushes mate!!

Just do as Daz said, and  rinse off if your worried about the brush being dirty

[dazmond]

i use the supalite dual trim flocked(black bristled)and think its great!!i use it for both maintenance cleans and first cleans.just wipe your hands through the brush with water on to get rid of the dirt or scrub a white window frame until  it flushes all the bits out.


dazmond

[Alex Allen]

Thinking about using two brush heads on first cleans one to do the frames and windows to get rid of most the dirt then a use a superlite xtreme for the final window clean.

does anyone else do this or is it a waste of time ? 

I do it only if the windows are really dirty on a first clean, the brush will get in a right state
no good for cleaning the glass after, unless you want to waste half hour or more
untill you  brush self cleans enough for you to do the glass
I dont change the brush, have separate pole & brush
it much quicker clean all the frames and windows with first brush
then clean glass only with the perfectly clean brush
no spotting and you will be away sooner

[Dave Willis]

I use two on minging first cleans. Superlight flocked to begin and then second time around with the mono.

[Steve peel]

Thinking about using two brush heads on first cleans one to do the frames and windows to get rid of most the dirt then a use a superlite xtreme for the final window clean.

does anyone else do this or is it a waste of time ? 

Hi all,

We have found a product that saves a lot of time and effort with fanastic results, I know that mormally chemicals are not used with water fed-pole systems, however we were doing a cladding clean job and used this product  as a pre- clean, we used a water fed pole trolley and put a concentrated amount of product into the tank filled the rest with pure water and sprayed the contaminated area to be cleaned as we cleaned from the top down over the results were fantastic and by pure chance sprayed and cleaned a second storey window and 1 ground floor window the water just beaded of like no ones business, so now we use this for every first clean and and repeat cleans that are 3 month or more apart, it is great for all plastics, conservatories cladding any type of window and frames it saves you time and effort and only needs to be cleaned once by spraying and brushing and a final rinse with pure water only, the thing is its very safe and does not harm humans, animals and plantlife and is not coshh controlled, recently we bought some in a super concentrated form, 1 Litre makes 50 lts of ready to use product, so its cost effective and save a lot of money on bulk carriage charges. there are loads of window cleaners and cladding cleaners using it and all are satisfied as we are the product is called Swift & Sure .

Steve : British Power Cleaners