[birdymiller]

Jeff, i have been looking through your old posts(hope you dont mind). You have been wfp for a long time and i am after a bit of advice. I am on my 2nd venture with wfp, still getting in different results. I use a backpack mostly on my back as i like the freedom of trailing hoses. I have tried it as a trolley prefer it on my back. I use 000 pure water from my ro di. I have tried cleaning frames, then glass with a good rinse. Tried rinsing brush on brush off. Tried not touching frames. Still get indiffrent results.

I have read from your posts that you use a backpack and very little water. You dont clean tops of frames. How many windows can you clean with a 18 litre backpack? Did you initially clean the top of the frame? Do you use a tap on pole hose? Do you use pole hose? Think i am just after some of your experience please on what works for you. Any tips would be much appreciated

[Blue Frog Systems]

Birdy - seriously get that backpack off your back mate, your putting so much strain on your back with 18L of water plus the weight of the actual backpack on your back.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

best to google jeff m8
the electric window cleaner ruthin north wales
he wont mind you phoning him
he's rarely on here now 

[wfp master]

 as jeffs PR man says phone him.

[birdymiller]

cheers for that

[simonr]

mate i use a backpack & im 99.9% wfp. i use gardiners soft pole  hose so i can nip the flow between windows & for doing the sills but i also have a tap on my connector.  i work just as you do, clean all the frames  then glass & always rinse on with an unflocked brush, my water goes up to 10 or 12 before i change & never had a problem -- i'm looking to buy an old army bergen so i can take the straps off & put them on my backpack to make it a bit more comfy
i average  250 ltrs a day
backpack is a 505 from extend2clean