[slap bash]

Ooh yes

At last someone with the guts to try something new. Most find it easier to rubbish some good advice. Just take a look at all the crap on the thread
Good advice must come from certain quarters to be accepted as correct.
Thank you  Simon for trying.

[simonr]

thanks for the top tip,   that's what it's all about
out of interest i've just put a splash of asda special & a splash of 11%  hypo on my kitchen window sill in a bit that's fairly green  just to see what kind of difference they make, i'll get a pic tomorrow

[Smurf]

thanks for the top tip,   that's what it's all about
out of interest i've just put a splash of asda special & a splash of 11%  hypo on my kitchen window sill in a bit that's fairly green  just to see what kind of difference they make, i'll get a pic tomorrow

I hope they were not plastic  Yehaa! ridem cowboy 

[slap bash]

We;; Simon its your cill and your window so the results will be interesting. If you never try you will never learn a thing.

[simonr]

they're not but maybe i should try it on the frames , tomorrows job now

[Smurf]

1% mix is all you really need on plastics & glass. Anything more is overkill and should be avoided.

[G Griffin]

Just done a first clean with fsg,
sprayed the fsg and top windows with a mix of 500ml asda bleach n 20 ltrs water then washed it all down with pure
The fsg n tops were pretty bad but it all came up sparkly white.
Got splashed a fair bit but I'm not blind n no stains or holes in my clothes. Tidy job

Isn't that overkill, then?

[Smurf]

It is if you dont really need it in the first place I guess

[paulben]

Think I will try it tomorrow but what happens if you don't rinse enough off will it damage the glass

[Dave Willis]

http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/motm/bleach/bleachh.htm

[AuRavelling79]

It's grrrrrreat!

Rather a Frostie response?

[G Griffin]

It is if you dont really need it in the first place I guess

And should be avoided?

[Dave Willis]

Well, you wouldn't want to become a cereal user.

[Smurf]

http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/motm/bleach/bleachh.htm

Interesting link that dave. Nice one 

[Smurf]

It is if you dont really need it in the first place I guess

And should be avoided?

Strong SH is very corrosive & hazardous on all counts. That's why the likes of Benz on the instructions of blackwash (SH 10%) are very clear on the dilution rates that fall within acceptable levels of use and methods used to be granted approval by HSE.

Still you have to screw yer loaf even using even a weaker 1% or 2% mix all the same.

Mind you that don't stop cowboys like me putting down when required neat 14-15% SH on pavers...I'm a trained pro don't you know...YEHAA! 

[Dave Willis]

Professor Bash

You don't suppose Vision has a hint of the stuff do you?   

[Shrek]

Professor Bash

You don't suppose Vision has a hint of the stuff do you?   

That's what I was thinking too

[slap bash]

I thought Vision was a dead cert already, surely we all know what it is.?  Don`t expect the makers to tell, though.  I was right from day one. They gave it away themselves.
Vision no bleach. Bleach leaves the skin slippery and vision does not do this, and not smell.

[Smurf]

I thought Vision was a dead cert already, surely we all know what it is.?  Don`t expect the makers to tell, though.  I was right from day one. They gave it away themselves.

Go on pray tell what is in it then?

[slap bash]

It`s the stuff that Rhino uses to seal surface repellent. I had the web site.  But lost it when the computer crashed.  It cost about £250 a 5 liter so I felt it would last too long for me. They don their very best to steer all away for the stuff.  But Rhino let it out of the bag, then cancelled his remark within minutes. They make it for all sub straights to the preservative.  This web said glass is quite difficult to coat due to its smoothness.It`s basically in many products like car polish etc. I now use a product called Sparkle from E Bay. Costs less. If they understood what they g=had and go all concerned singing from the same sheet. It`s could have been a great find. \instead everyone had a different take on it. 
Funny all my customer's glass have become hydrophobic.