[d s windowcleaning]

ive used loads of detergents/soaps and washing up liquids over the years just trying to get that perfect glide on the squeegee , a detergent /soap that will leave no mark , theres no rubber drag ,that leaves a shine second to none .
WHATS THE BEST ?

[Ryan @ Transparent, Carlisle]

well i thought id found that with gg3....... until the sun started shining..... streaks galore

[Johnny B]

I use Fairy liquid (proper stuff, cheap washing up liquid is no good), with a dash of vinegar.

As the weather has warmed up I use cold water. May seem obvious, but I get excellent results,
no smears and very little rubber drag.

John.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

ive used loads of detergents/soaps and washing up liquids over the years just trying to get that perfect glide on the squeegee , a detergent /soap that will leave no mark , theres no rubber drag ,that leaves a shine second to none .
WHATS THE BEST ?

Hi Dave

I've also used & tried them all in the same search!

What I ended up with & have stuck with for the last few years is a mixture of GG3 & Squeegee off.

GG3 for that gleam/shine & a dose of squeegee off to get the slip.

[bobby p]

W5 washing up liquid from LIDL. i read on the forums that  its great and it really is. ive recently stocked up with a fair few bottles of it,and will buy more today now its in my mind, just in case LIDL change the supplier as they seem to change supplier on the food side

[d s windowcleaning]

ive used loads of detergents/soaps and washing up liquids over the years just trying to get that perfect glide on the squeegee , a detergent /soap that will leave no mark , theres no rubber drag ,that leaves a shine second to none .
WHATS THE BEST ?

Hi Dave

I've also used & tried them all in the same search!

What I ended up with & have stuck with for the last few years is a mixture of GG3 & Squeegee off.

GG3 for that gleam/shine & a dose of squeegee off to get the slip.

hey up tony
give this stuff a try mate its called big orange thats made by turtle wax cost £5.98 from b&q for 5 ltrs , ive just started using it yesterday on the bungalows i do ,everything about this stuff makes it  a perfect choice . if you get some and you are not happy with it i will refund you with the cost .

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

ive used loads of detergents/soaps and washing up liquids over the years just trying to get that perfect glide on the squeegee , a detergent /soap that will leave no mark , theres no rubber drag ,that leaves a shine second to none .
WHATS THE BEST ?

Hi Dave

I've also used & tried them all in the same search!

What I ended up with & have stuck with for the last few years is a mixture of GG3 & Squeegee off.

GG3 for that gleam/shine & a dose of squeegee off to get the slip.

hey up tony
give this stuff a try mate its called big orange thats made by turtle wax cost £5.98 from b&q for 5 ltrs , ive just started using it yesterday on the bungalows i do ,everything about this stuff makes it  a perfect choice . if you get some and you are not happy with it i will refund you with the cost .

Cheers Dave.

I'll get some next time I'm in B&Q. Keep us updated mate as you keep using it.

[dazmond]

gg3 and squeegee off combined.great finish and defo no smears when squeegee d off the window!i always make sure i have a good rubber in my squeegee channel.it helps a lot.

[steve rix]

Fairy, nothing else comes close.

[Tom White]

Fairy, nothing else comes close.

I think in the early days everyone tries all sorts of stuff, but invariably we (usually) return to the good old green stuff.

[Sean Dyer]

whatever you use trad, the sun makes the best of us look crap 

wfp is king in the direct sunlight

[g newton]

ill second thatw5  from lidl

[mci services]

fairy rules always has

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

fairy gets my vote
tried w5 to thin 

[d s windowcleaning]

ive used loads of detergents/soaps and washing up liquids over the years just trying to get that perfect glide on the squeegee , a detergent /soap that will leave no mark , theres no rubber drag ,that leaves a shine second to none .
WHATS THE BEST ?

Hi Dave

I've also used & tried them all in the same search!

What I ended up with & have stuck with for the last few years is a mixture of GG3 & Squeegee off.

GG3 for that gleam/shine & a dose of squeegee off to get the slip.

hey up tony
give this stuff a try mate its called big orange thats made by turtle wax cost £5.98 from b&q for 5 ltrs , ive just started using it yesterday on the bungalows i do ,everything about this stuff makes it  a perfect choice . if you get some and you are not happy with it i will refund you with the cost .

Cheers Dave.

I'll get some next time I'm in B&Q. Keep us updated mate as you keep using it.

will do mate at the moment and after years of trying theres not a product on the market thats as good as this .
DAZMOND what rubber do you use ?
STEVE RIX what else have you used

[neil kellett]

fairy rules always has

Yeah for cleaning dishes it does. If someone tried to put manky dish washing detergent all over my glass there would be heck to pay. And no one wants to pay any of my heck thats for darn sure buster. Fairy goes back to the old days when the old hands were chancing they're arms with they're scrims and war horses. You can't get the layer of fairy off with your manky water in your maggody bucket and your dirty old manky applicator. WFP is the only way. But if it hasn't been learned by now it probably won't be.

[Mike_G]

Fairy will last longer than the rest but I cant say it makes any difference to how the window looks once cleaned, I use all sorts and they all come up just fine

[steve rix]

Palmolive, various owm brands, specialist cleaners from different suppliers, nothing is as good all round as Fairy

[steve rix]

Well Niel, we have in excess of1200 customers, from semis to country mansions plus a large number of hotels and other commercial work. We never get any complaints so as far as we are concerned we have found the best liquid. I have no problems with wfp but it is not for us but we dont go slagging it off. If it works for you great as I said not for us.

[Mike_G]

fairy rules always has

Yeah for cleaning dishes it does. If someone tried to put manky dish washing detergent all over my glass there would be heck to pay. And no one wants to pay any of my heck thats for darn sure buster. Fairy goes back to the old days when the old hands were chancing they're arms with they're scrims and war horses. You can't get the layer of fairy off with your manky water in your maggody bucket and your dirty old manky applicator. WFP is the only way. But if it hasn't been learned by now it probably won't be.

So do you wfp the insides as well?