Smurf
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Yep I'm going to pop out now to get one to see if it works upside down without water going everywhere
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Good question. Frames can be done if they are square and flat. You can still get purchase on them with the scrubber pad which is thicker. And being thicker it naturally cleans the side of the frame. I did the frames of the conservatory roof which were quite dirty. If you can get good purchase with the pad it will remove mold and mildew as long as it's not deep routed. A customer of mine asked me to remove mildew from some ally frames. Even though it was doors and right in front of me, it would not come off with a wipe. You need mould killer. So in that scanario I guess you still gotta get up there! Cobwebs I've already removed. I just locked the swivel in place and wrapped a scrim around the pad and wiped them off.Great review but what about the frames on the insides that you can't get to high up ? If they have cobwebs and algae on them what would you use to get that off?
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Smurf I just purchased a porcupine from here this week after all the good reviews, still to give it a good trial http://www.windowcleaningstuff.co.uk/sleeves/670-ettore-sleeve-prorcupine-prices-from-653.html dont know if its the cheapestThe roof glass was in a terrible state @Tuffers as not been cleaned for years if ever. Yes I agree trad is best on filthy glass like that so will just have to remember to wear me wet suit on that one when I go back./emoticons/biggrin.png
Why I think of it where's the best/cheapest place to get some porcupine applicator sleeves?
Smurf I just purchased a porcupine from here this week after all the good reviews, still to give it a good trial http://www.windowcleaningstuff.co.uk/sleeves/670-ettore-sleeve-prorcupine-prices-from-653.html dont know if its the cheapest