Smudge88
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Afternoon all,
Building a round from nothing means there is a lot of first time cleans. The area i am working seems to of had very little if any window cleaning activity, think this is due to most of the properties have one or 2 awkward windows to reach due to porches etc.
Can we get some tips on frame cleaning?
E.g
Materials and cleaning solutions you use.
I have done 4 so far;
- Brush to wipe dust, dirt and cobs away.
- Sponge and washing up liquid to wipe light grime.
- Cream cleaner and a cloth to work the dirt to surface.
- Microfiber sill cloth to buff off.
- Final clean with minimal detail as possible.
I have noticed that these jobs often have stubborn dirt on the glass, little spots and bird poop. I have a standard 1" scrapper but seems to take a while to get spotless.
As standard practice on all first cleans would it be better to get a 4" scrapper, wet the window and scrape the whole thing before cleaning?
Thoughts and suggestions please gents.
Building a round from nothing means there is a lot of first time cleans. The area i am working seems to of had very little if any window cleaning activity, think this is due to most of the properties have one or 2 awkward windows to reach due to porches etc.
Can we get some tips on frame cleaning?
E.g
Materials and cleaning solutions you use.
I have done 4 so far;
- Brush to wipe dust, dirt and cobs away.
- Sponge and washing up liquid to wipe light grime.
- Cream cleaner and a cloth to work the dirt to surface.
- Microfiber sill cloth to buff off.
- Final clean with minimal detail as possible.
I have noticed that these jobs often have stubborn dirt on the glass, little spots and bird poop. I have a standard 1" scrapper but seems to take a while to get spotless.
As standard practice on all first cleans would it be better to get a 4" scrapper, wet the window and scrape the whole thing before cleaning?
Thoughts and suggestions please gents.