[dave carroll]

got a few houses near fields and during the summer the frames have got spotty with the afore mentioned  .
although normaly water fed on these houses i scrub with ungers liquid with a net sleeve over my mop but dosn't shift it.
 any one got any ideas what to use?

          Dave

[dai]

I have had the same problem, little black spots on the frames and sills.
Scrub hard enough and they will turn purple but the stain goes into the plastic. I havn't been able to get rid of them either. Dai

[mark dew]

One of my customers swears by cillit bang.
He cleans his own frames with it quite happily.

[S_RICHARDSON]

Never come across this problem before??

[simbo]

its spider poo not fly, fly comes off spider poo stains real bad, had a big fat one on my front window for a while made a right mess stains like mad
simbo

[dai]

Well that makes sense. the sills were much worse than the frames though.
If I see one of the blighters squatting, I will terminate it. The webs and nests are bad enough. Dai

[windows_chepstow]

Prior to going WFP, I gave Ian_Giles 8 or 9 houses that I did trad that were located next to a field that had cows in it; which produced poo; which in turn attracted flies who pood all over the windows of these houses.

There were all detached houses with windows that had those awfull plastic strips stuck to them; to give a fake Georgian window effect.

They were awful to do trad; a real 'groaner' when they were due.  I even bumped up the price because of the work involved, but met some resistance, so I dumped them on Ian.

He still does them without a problem.

My advice would be to just stick to doing them with a WFP, and if it doesn't come off, then the customer will have to live with the results.

Or, increase the price in accordance with the time and effort involved and do them trad.