Limescale on windows below decking.

[Eddie dragon]

As title, I have a customer with a huge wall of glass under a wooden balcony. Rain is running down the wall picking up lime from the mortar an a sandstone leadge. Then dripping down the windows. Is there any chemicals that I can add to bucket (do these ones trad) that will take the marks off. I only cary ubick an altho I got a lot off they still look bad. Don't fancy scrapping a twenty foot glass wall.

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Unger Rub Out will deal with it but pricey if just for one job.

This window was sorted by using a bottle of lemon juice (the little plastic lemon shaped ones) and a green scourer.

 

[Solarpanelcleanington]

Good tip from green, the jif lemon!

 

[Eddie dragon]

Monthly customer so got to be reasonably priced to use regularly.

To be honest I don't know how he sees out anyway. The inside of the glass wall looks like it was presure washed using dirty pond water.

Still he will pay for chemicals. An it bugs me to leave it looking spotty.

 

[Chelmsford Cleaning - Sam]

I've use phosphoric acid descaler on really bad ones. Removed it in seconds and it's cheap. It's nasty stuff though! You don't want to get it on yourself!

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[Skxawng]

you could just buy distilled white vinegar (about 30-40p from most supermarkets) put in in a spray bottle. It'd barely cost anything. Its not the strongest stuff though but it'd work.