other Advice on cleaning this render

[Trev81 481]

Ok so I have recently took on 2 very large care homes on 4 weekly windows, a 90 bed and a 75 bed. The buildings have been unloved for 5 years been left empty since been built, some money issues with the development, anyhow the care firm that have now took this on want to clean it up, they have asked me about the cleaning of the render, huge job and not something I will prob end up doing, but what would be your approach to it and what would you use to clean it? I tried a small patch with Ubik 2000 and a WFP brush, let it dwell and scrubbed, but nothing came off.

 

I was thinking Hypo ? Would this be ok going on to the windows which are all white Upvc, just been cleaned up. Plant/garden wise nothing to worry about really.

 

[Trev81 481]

@Eviestevie perhaps?

[Taxlossloz 538]

Hypo and WFP you'd be amazed how easy that job is Trev

[Eviestevie 772]

Yep as taxloss said hypo mixed with something like baby shampoo to make it stick to the surface rather than running off quickly

I would test a area with a 1 hypo 3 parts water let it dwell then rinse off

Always try to get away with the weakest solution you need

I would rinse the hypo off with a wide jet nozzle I have a omni pole power pole so would be able to gently wash it off with little pressure from the ground

It would come up a treat

[Taxlossloz 538]

I would put a big price in as they will get daft quotes with scaffold etc

[Taxlossloz 538]

Imagine if some old dear opens window and gets a hypo bath !

[Eviestevie 772]

Imagine if some old dear opens window and gets a hypo bath !

This forum has gone hypo crazy!!!!

[Taxlossloz 538]

This forum has gone hypo crazy!!!!

That's your fault !

[peter rogers 660]

Hypo. And use render brush of Gardner. Or as. Said before soft pressure wash after hypo. Both be perfect ways

[Taxlossloz 538]

Pressure wash can streak easily especially with lance

Plus you don't want hypo blowing all over the town

[Taxlossloz 538]

Not lance- I mean ext pole

[Eviestevie 772]

No actually low pressure spread over a wider surface say on a 45 will be the perfect result

Low pressure if all the area is covered cannot streak streaking is usually a area cleaned less efficient than another

And by lance I mean a power pole not a lance made of fibre that bends like a banana on pressure

Hope this helps

[DanielT 46]

Yep as taxloss said hypo mixed with something like baby shampoo to make it stick to the surface rather than running off quickly

 

How much shampoo do you mix in?

 

 

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[Taxlossloz 538]

I buy dairy detergent from where I got hypo and mix that in so it thickens up and foams