[*john garnett]

GETTING A LOT OF SPOTS ON THE GLASS - IS THIS

TDS OF 6 CAUSING THIS PLEASE?

[geefree]

is anyone thinking what im thinking.  :

[windowwashers]

GETTING A LOT OF SPOTS ON THE GLASS - IS THIS

TDS OF 6 CAUSING THIS PLEASE?

try going for 000 and see what happnes, if it is not that then it is the way you are cleaning them.

[s.hughes]

I grew out of spots when I was a teenager.

[East coast window cleaning Services]

I would say its method and not tds you could use upto 10-12 on most windows.

[s.hughes]

Putting all joking aside I wouldnt go above 001 but then I dont use a lot and I have got loads of resin. The minute it hits 001 I change it.

Steve

[geefree]

Putting all joking aside I wouldnt go above 001 but then I dont use a lot and I have got loads of resin. The minute it hits 001 I change it.

Steve

i am like that a bit... i dont need resin tho,
i stand outside testing the water before it hits the tank.. waiting for 000... if its 001 , i know it will more than do the job, but i must have 000.

[Wayne Thomas]

It's not hard to maintain a TDS of 0.0 so why take the chance of using impure water with a TDS reading above 0.0

[Conflagration2000]

In my vast experience of wfp (38 days),  if you use a tds of 000 then you can be very confident that any spots will be down to the yourself. 

[matt]

try the water on your own glass, pour some on a clean pain for glass, even at 010 it drys clear

[Rob_Mac]

I have never understood why you all throw your resin away if it goes above 000. We don't use resin and have never needed to and our readings are at 000.

They have been this way now since we moved into our trading address but I would not be concerned till it had risen to about 010 and then I would change it.

Are you not wasting perfectly good resin that will give you litres of extra water that will not leave marks on the glass.
because we don't buy resin I could not tell you how much you go through in a month but it is about £80.00 a bag and if you are using a lot and not using it to its full potential then that is waste.

I would use it till it showed poor results or crept up to about 010 and then I would change it.

People will go to any measure on here to save money but they will throw away perfectly good resin ( This is not a pop at anyone) - I don't understand.

Rob

[Conflagration2000]

I think most of us on here use the two di cylinder method where you extract every last ounce of effectiveness from the resin.

[matt]

I have never understood why you all throw your resin away if it goes above 000. We don't use resin and have never needed to and our readings are at 000.

They have been this way now since we moved into our trading address but I would not be concerned till it had risen to about 010 and then I would change it.

Are you not wasting perfectly good resin that will give you litres of extra water that will not leave marks on the glass.
because we don't buy resin I could not tell you how much you go through in a month but it is about £80.00 a bag and if you are using a lot and not using it to its full potential then that is waste.

I would use it till it showed poor results or crept up to about 010 and then I would change it.

People will go to any measure on here to save money but they will throw away perfectly good resin ( This is not a pop at anyone) - I don't understand.

Rob

i never have either

it takes me months for it to rise from 00 to 007, i know im a low water user, but its still got to be a fair while for higher water users

[cat9921]

GETTING A LOT OF SPOTS ON THE GLASS - IS THIS

TDS OF 6 CAUSING THIS PLEASE?

I don't Think its your TDS, Or your Method..

My TDS was about 007 and was still good,,
I cannot see it being your method either.. I find it hard to believe that you could clean a window and leave a perfect spot line down the middle of the glass...

Sounds like you are doing a good job but the water is being contaminated.... Can you tell us what sort of window it is IE does it have panes about it, and where does the spotting start from is it the top of the frame and so on     

[*john garnett]

Two big sheets of glass, each one moves. Brown metal frames not plastic {UPVC}, dots are 7 inches long [downwards). Grey in colour all the same size just about.

[MSTAV]

i got some advice from a polecleaner which has now helped me. i use a trolley system/van mount and have two guys that do backs on ladders. when sometimes i do the backs if they are not in i found \I was getting loads of white spots and got so anoyed as it kept happening, anyway i asked another pole cleaner in area and he asked what the trad guys were cleaning with which was fairy liquid..he said noooooooooooooooooo stop using that sh*t and use spot on or anyother windowcleaning detergent.  now i never get spots, touch wood.. maybe before you was using fairy???..

[*john garnett]

Not, not using Fairy. Using pure water only.

[AuRavelling79]

Brown metal frames - powder coated modern or old and a bit manky?

Rubber seal? Rub a cloth along it - if it comes up really black then they are perishing and it will also cause runs.

Old powder coated frames need special care as they "pollute" any drips with colour.

The only way to be sure is to blade the water off downstairs or wait until there is not even one drip-line by washing away with the jet only on low power just under the top seal.

Time consuming so cost it in.

[*john garnett]

Interesting that. The metal does look a bit early 70s. Rubbers is rubbish - it DOES make a mess of my cloths.

[AuRavelling79]

Interesting that. The metal does look a bit early 70s. Rubbers is rubbish - it DOES make a mess of my cloths.

My fee is a bottle of Newcastle Brown.