I'll be on the glass tomorrow all day and give it a try on my own first. I will do the neighbours the old way and then check over mine after 2hrs to see how it looks. Was thinking of 50% 100% 100% 50% Jets instead of all 50% but if I rinse on the glass then it doesn't matter what jets you have. My pump is set at 60 which i think is 1.8lpm or there about.
If you're going to use multiple jets I'd try a full house of 100s. A high flow which fizzes when on the glass.
Out of interest Davy what size is your brush? That's supreme brush I'm using is only 23cms but is super light and absolutely flies along the glass with great cleaning power but will only hold two jets.
Hi Crystal, it's a 26cm Extreme Sill . I firmly believe it's the right size and weight for my mainly domestic work. Lightweight non flocked brushes work very well for fast, agile cleaning especially with a swivel as you can set the adjuster screw really light without the brush flopping about. You don't need loads of jets for a relatively compact brush. There's no need for an absolute deluge. Focused work, water and speed, that's the key. Two 100s paired with a non - flocked brush, a swivel and a pressure set to fizz when on the glass is as perfect as possible, I think. As I I'm always saying, "the devil really is in the detail."
Just got a big job for inside and out of a school - there’s no access issues as it’s half term so I can pick and choose which parts I clean first. What’s the general preference for cleaning ? I was thinking I’ll do the outside first, then the insides that way I can check my outsides are good as I go
Your working day must be really long if you are waiting for frames to dry before cleaning the glass ?
Mine you. Using that phenomenal amount of water should think it takes hours for the upstairs windows to stop dripping. ??????
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Tried it yesterday on my own windows. The tops are a bit spottie but the rest of glass is fine. I think I would need a swivel so I could begin with an angle at top corner like the video.
You don't need a swivel to get in the corners. I like the swivel but ideally the brush needs to be very light. The swivel is by no means essential. Not enough cleaning of the top of your work is the main problem, I think. Get right into the corners as well . Build that head of water, and bring down the full width, continuous curtain with the brush on very close to the glass, to reduce spray. Dead easy and works a treat.
I clean at anything up to 10 and never have an issue.
Hi mate. I’m also newish to wfp and having a few issues with spots on a few houses I’ve got. How do you know which windows are hydrophobic glass? What kind of houses usually have hydrophobic glass? That may be the problem I’m having.. ?
