[hilland]

any one in the durham area noticed that the last snow fall had made windows and frames filthy, was it snow or wind and what ever was blown in the wind . I remember seeing fresh snow the other day on the ground looking filthy , which I aint noticed on the snow during the last 6 months, any comments ?

[DeLuce]

I agree, the frames have been more filthy than normal lately since we had a decent dollop of snow here in N. Wales.
As for the reasons why, I'm not too sure, maybe the flakes hold onto dirt better, or because the snow has lasted over a week it accumulates more dirt particles and so when it melts leaves more streaks & dirt behind??

[Mike #1]

Totally mate were abouts in Durham area are you based .Mike

[Michael Peterson]

100% in northumberland as well, some of mine are really dirty this time.... i thought it was me just being a crap window cleaner

[Granny]

there was someone on here who tested melted snow and the TDS was 290 I believe.
Rainwater is normally about 30 at most.
G.

[rg1]

Its a well known fact that snow collects a lot of dirt on its way down.

[hilland]

Totally mate were abouts in Durham area are you based .Mike

Stanley , mate . I have to say that my customers are well happy with the way they were cleaned but, having said that it cost me twice the amount of water . never mind gotta get on

[hilland]

there was someone on here who tested melted snow and the TDS was 290 I believe.
Rainwater is normally about 30 at most.
G.

 that was me mate

[Mike #1]

Totally mate were abouts in Durham area are you based .Mike

Stanley , mate . I have to say that my customers are well happy with the way they were cleaned but, having said that it cost me twice the amount of water . never mind gotta get on

Stanley near Chester-le-street or Crook i am at Ferryhill but the majority of my work is in Spennymoor area. Mike