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Hi all,

Every now and again i clean the lower windows at the front of house just so i can see for myself how they dry :specs I did this today and left them to dry, once they were dry i noticed that the kitchen window had a few chalky like runs on it /emoticons/sad.png:(/emoticons/sad.png so I got my pole out again and gave it another good scrub and rinse and again left it to dry????

once it had dried it was actually 100% worse???

I tested my water inside the tank and actually coming out off the brush and both have a TDS reading of 000.

This has happened on a few occasions and I really cant figure it out??

I have taken some pictures and can put them on if required?

My worst fear is that this is also happening to customers windows?

The other windows on my house seem to dry and clean fine except for the occasional small run.

 
Oxyganised frames m8 you need to clean and scrub them and rinse very well
Cheers abs, I just think it really strange how its only the one window/frame?? the weird bit is that i cleaned the first time and just a few runs but certainly to many and when i cleaned it again 1hour later it was even worse??

 
Seems we're all getting problems on our own houses /emoticons/sad.png, just think if it was a customers windows, you'd be getting call backs left right and centre.

 
Hi all,
Every now and again i clean the lower windows at the front of house just so i can see for myself how they dry :specs I did this today and left them to dry, once they were dry i noticed that the kitchen window had a few chalky like runs on it /emoticons/sad.png:(/emoticons/sad.png so I got my pole out again and gave it another good scrub and rinse and again left it to dry????

once it had dried it was actually 100% worse???

I tested my water inside the tank and actually coming out off the brush and both have a TDS reading of 000.

This has happened on a few occasions and I really cant figure it out??

I have taken some pictures and can put them on if required?

My worst fear is that this is also happening to customers windows?

The other windows on my house seem to dry and clean fine except for the occasional small run.
It would be interesting to see pics.

 
Hi all,
Every now and again i clean the lower windows at the front of house just so i can see for myself how they dry :specs I did this today and left them to dry, once they were dry i noticed that the kitchen window had a few chalky like runs on it /emoticons/sad.png:(/emoticons/sad.png so I got my pole out again and gave it another good scrub and rinse and again left it to dry????

once it had dried it was actually 100% worse???

I tested my water inside the tank and actually coming out off the brush and both have a TDS reading of 000.

This has happened on a few occasions and I really cant figure it out??

I have taken some pictures and can put them on if required?

My worst fear is that this is also happening to customers windows?

The other windows on my house seem to dry and clean fine except for the occasional small run.
there are some windows that you just can't trust to dry right

You just have to make sure you check em - especially where customer likely to see . I always keep a squeege on me for those tricky ones and scrub em with brush but don't bother rinsing - just run squeege down in straight pulls .

don't leave it to chance!

 
Wet it..scrape it..trad it

Only advice i can give as not joined the darkside yet

 
View attachment 5572 soz it took a while, computer problems all weekend /emoticons/angry.png( well what do you think boys?
I have a few jobs with glass the same , it usually comes off with a scraper as it's usually limescale from hard water dripping ,but I do have 1 window that it won't budge from even tried toilet cleaner lol

 
Give viakal a go..if that don't shift it nothing will if it is limescale as it looks to be

 
Give viakal a go..if that don't shift it nothing will if it is limescale as it looks to be
Tried that on my 1 customer that has this problem with glass, the stuff is very good but this constant run of warer down this window seems to etched the glass

 
If you are on about "vision tank additive" I know it will not get that off if its etched into the glass for sure./emoticons/biggrin.png

 

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