I Think They'll Be Pleased

[Tuffers]

Use the pics if you want chaps.

Before

After

 

[Smurf]

Looks like you've been busy with a pressure washer tuffers to make the windows look like that for a start

 

[Newbie cleaner]

Nice one there fella.

 

[Smurf]

What methods did you use to clean them?

 

[Tuffers]

God knows how they got like that!? My words were, wtf at first seeing them.

Methods used; pure water, fan jetted Xtreme soft flocked hybrid and elbow grease. I was using the Xtreme as I was using it on the front of the house and couldn't be arsed changing it for this one window.

 

[norm]

Piggin good job Tuffers

 

[Smurf]

Cheers tuffers...nice job

For anyone not seen that before it defo looks more like dried on overspray from a pressure washer when someone had been cleaning the patio area. I should know I've messed up loads like that myself and block paving overspray is the worst to clean off as will be covered in sand particles too.

 

[Andykarlaxxx]

No smurf,

That too me looks like someone that had a bad madras and was bent over watering a plant and boooooom see u lata jack

 

[Smurf]

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[Tuffers]

No smurf,
That too me looks like someone that had a bad madras and was bent over watering a plant and boooooom see u lata jack

Loling here and Mrs T is asking why. Quality /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Tuffers]

A tip for you if you're WFPing anything like that splattered window. Spray it with water first to soften it all up first and come back to it last; makes it an easier job ;-)

 

[Smurf]

Or maybe could even try something like a wagtail jetstream instead when they become available for sale in the uk. Now that would be a good test to see if they would work as well as willie says it does.

 

[Duncs]

lol go on tuffers gd job