Posh
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Ill try less soap maybe I'm a little heavy handed when it comes to the soap. I use original fairy the now but have heard good reviews on ecover. I always seem to leave a very thin layer of water at points during the stroke of my squeegee on the glass to, but when I had a shot of my mates 8" squeegee I never. My technique was no different and his rubber was the same brand as mine. Can't seem to work that out.Try using less detergent, helped me in the early stages, if not i would recommend using ecover washing up liquid. If you are not already.
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That's awesome mate, I'll try wintec when I next order equipment as p&p with other companies seems to be a bit over the top. I'm looking forward to trying the pulex 8" brass squeegee I've ordered. It's been shipped this morning 1st class so hoping it comes tomorrow. I've read a lot of mixed reviews on pulex stuff thought. But it's a basic squeegee so should be........gulp.......I hope hahaI use vinegar and ecover, I find it makes the squeegee glide really well and leaves the windows streak free and really sparkling. Each to their own tho. I don't use lots, just a 'splash' in a bucket. Less is defo more with that stuff, same with detergent really. Definitely try ecover, you wont go back to fairy once you have /emoticons/smile.png
I just did a list of all the trad gear I use for another member in a different post, here's a link to it https://www.windowcleaningforums.co.uk/topic/6873-someone-help-me-i-need-a-trad-starter-kit/