[Bungle]

I do my windows WFP and they look a right state when looking out in direct sun, runs from the top openers that you never see from the outside, dirty water stains at the bottom of the glass etc absolute disgrace they are!

[the king]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts 

[chris turner]

Cleaned my own windows, in and out, in the low sun today and they looked immaculate.
I did take my time though as was trying to get out of the hoovering.
The longer you spend scrubbing and rinsing, the better the results, in any light.
Obviously when your out working though time is money so your trying to get through everything that bit quicker, and can quite easily miss small sections of glass without realising.
Vision helps with that 

[dazmond]

was it windy as well as sunny?if so thats your problem right there.blowing dust onto the droplets or on the window when dry.

[Shane sharples]

'Twas a lovely warm Decembers morning

[SeanK]

I found it very hard to get perfect results using wfp until I stopped wearing my glasses while out cleaning
now I get perfect results every time,so agree with Chris vision does help a lot.

[dazmond]

its windy here today but ill still be out cleaning in it.

3 hours work left to do before xmas break.

[SeanK]

was it windy as well as sunny?if so thats your problem right there.blowing dust onto the droplets or on the window when dry.

What I want too know is what's slowing him down so much that he's still around when the windows are dry
you never gets these problems when you master the art of splash and dash.

[SeanK]

its windy here today but ill still be out cleaning in it.

3 hours work left to do before xmas break.

You work in all weathers and still have to work on Christmas eve  I'm out today but at least I have the excuse that I'm
too big a sissy to work in the storms.

[Shane sharples]

I was actually getting these problems on my house, they look perfect in normal day light , just when the sun was low?

[SeanK]

I was actually getting these problems on my house, they look perfect in normal day light , just when the sun was low?

Dazmond is right its just the weather and it wouldn't matter what method you use, the air is full of crap at the moment.

[Steven Biggs]

Sean k .   What's slowing me down so much that I'm still around when the windows dry .  It's called having a good compact round . The work I did Wednesday morning 8  - 11.30 . Was all in one cul de sac . Parked up pull hose out . Lad gets the trolley out , move the van once further down the close while leaving the hose out .finish reel in . Spend 5 minutes collecting and ticketing . And that's 2 of us grafting . 

[SeanK]

Sean k .   What's slowing me down so much that I'm still around when the windows dry .  It's called having a good compact round . The work I did Wednesday morning 8  - 11.30 . Was all in one cul de sac . Parked up pull hose out . Lad gets the trolley out , move the van once further down the close while leaving the hose out .finish reel in . Spend 5 minutes collecting and ticketing . And that's 2 of us grafting . 

What two of you grafting in a cul de sac and still there when the windows are dry, how many properties are in this cul de sac
50 ?
As with the first comment I'm just joking I do the same and go back to the odd property just to check the quality, at times
I don't think its the sensible thing to do though.

[SB Cleaning]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts

Nothing to do with sarcy comments mate its the truth...wfp is terrible on some windows in the sun and that's a fact...

[SeanK]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts

Nothing to do with sarcy comments mate its the truth...wfp is terrible on some windows in the sun and that's a fact...

No its not, water will clean the glass to perfection as long as there isn't any oily substances on it which fortunately for is us
is rarely the case.
What your seeing in full sun is all the imperfections on the glass or anything that has been deposited on it after we have
finished.
Yes on a hot summers day I would recommend you up the flow a little and spend a little more time as the water can dry off
before the dirt has been fully removed but there's no excuse for not getting all non oil based dirt of the glass.

[Shane sharples]

gonna up the flow rate, see if that makes a difference

[Smurf]

If only there was something to help with cleaning 

Hot & vison x combo maybe works well for me damo 

[Smurf]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts

Nothing to do with sarcy comments mate its the truth...wfp is terrible on some windows in the sun and that's a fact...

No its not, water will clean the glass to perfection as long as there isn't any oily substances on it which fortunately for is us
is rarely the case.
What your seeing in full sun is all the imperfections on the glass or anything that has been deposited on it after we have
finished.
Yes on a hot summers day I would recommend you up the flow a little and spend a little more time as the water can dry off
before the dirt has been fully removed but there's no excuse for not getting all non oil based dirt of the glass.

We all know pureified cold water don't cut it on manky glass don't we chaps or you should by now surely

[SB Cleaning]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts

Nothing to do with sarcy comments mate its the truth...wfp is terrible on some windows in the sun and that's a fact...

No its not, water will clean the glass to perfection as long as there isn't any oily substances on it which fortunately for is us
is rarely the case.
What your seeing in full sun is all the imperfections on the glass or anything that has been deposited on it after we have
finished.
Yes on a hot summers day I would recommend you up the flow a little and spend a little more time as the water can dry off
before the dirt has been fully removed but there's no excuse for not getting all non oil based dirt of the glass.

So if it's imperfections on the glass how come it wipes of with a mop and blade

[SeanK]

lol lots of sarky comments  rince more and u will get perfect resalts

Nothing to do with sarcy comments mate its the truth...wfp is terrible on some windows in the sun and that's a fact...

No its not, water will clean the glass to perfection as long as there isn't any oily substances on it which fortunately for is us
is rarely the case.
What your seeing in full sun is all the imperfections on the glass or anything that has been deposited on it after we have
finished.
Yes on a hot summers day I would recommend you up the flow a little and spend a little more time as the water can dry off
before the dirt has been fully removed but there's no excuse for not getting all non oil based dirt of the glass.

We all know pureified cold water don't cut it on manky glass don't we chaps or you should by now surely

You do talk rot at times Smurf, but then as with most of your posts they mean very little to all those able to achieve what
always seems to be beyond your capacity.