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Gordon_Taylor

  • Posts: 394
unger liquid
« on: March 01, 2007, 07:25:20 pm »
Not used unger liquid for a few years and was given some by a freind of mine, it seems to be lot better than it used to be but does not seem to be very strong when I clean the insides of pub windows just wondering if anybody else has found this with this liquid, apart from that it does seem to be  very good gear.

Gordon
Quality is doing it right, even when no-one is looking.

aztec

  • Posts: 793
Re: unger liquid
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2007, 07:28:14 pm »
just add a touch of fairy with it mate it works a treat

C-Thru.

  • Posts: 388
Re: unger liquid
« Reply #2 on: March 01, 2007, 07:35:05 pm »
used nothing but unger liquid for the last 5 years, find it great, but as you say needs more in solution sometimes on certain jobs, pubs, cafe's ect.
Really good stuff but bit expensive.....

Goochie

macmac

Re: unger liquid
« Reply #3 on: March 01, 2007, 07:40:24 pm »
just be carefull, i found that unger liquid can leave a white residue on the glass of some windows (dont ask me why only some), but it can only be seen from a certain angle. this seems to happen when the water (in ya bucket) gets only a wee bit dirty i.e. after first couple of jobs, then it just gets worse as the day goes on, i had to go & re-clean a row of windows (with another detergent) when i came accross this as i only noticed it on the last window of the row (when looked at an angle), then went & checked the rest- they were the same.but to look at the glass face-on it looked great, but whipe your finger accross it & it showed up immediatley. I tried different dilution ratios & everything but no difference, god knows what it would look like from the inside with the sun on it. :o

tony