Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: sunshine windows on March 15, 2016, 09:29:11 pm
-
Do you like roller coasters? 😂
https://www.facebook.com/118770301557347/videos/750409015060136/
-
They got nets so why did you bother ;D
Nice to see a pro at work though as the vid was good to see a deep first clean being done properly.
-
A squirt of TFR on the brush and it eats through the mould on the frames.
I tried it on some frames and cills that have greyed and it doesn't make much difference.
-
😂😂😂 regarding the nets
-
Have you tried ubic 2000 on greying frames
-
ive got a minging clean to do first thing this morning.ill just turn the heater up and use very hot vision treated water and an xline mono brush.itll do the job. ;)
-
My diesel heater packed up Daz and I can't be arsed to repair it at over £400 a pop for just a service. Been think of converting to a cheap gas heater as they're far more economical and only £60 to replace the whole unit.
Not tried Ubik Alan. Any good?
-
My diesel heater packed up Daz and I can't be arsed to repair it at over £400 a pop for just a service. Been think of converting to a cheap gas heater as they're far more economical and only £60 to replace the whole unit.
Not tried Ubik Alan. Any good?
I know diesel heaters are not cheap to sort out when they go wrong for sure Lance as that is what put me off buying one in the first place.
Ubic 2000 is a very concentrated alkaline cleaner and is very good on cleaning plastics agmost other things. Just don't mix it too strong as can turn the plastic yellow or if left to dry on the glass will stain it.
Apart from that it's great ;D
If you want to try some it's about £7 for 5 litres that you can arrange to pickup from a supplier called Mayflower that have a local branch in Swindon. Just give their headoffice a call to sort this out for you as they don't normaly deal with walk in trade so once shorted you will need to pay by cash when you go to pick it up.
http://www.mayflowerws.co.uk/
Ubic 2000 is made by cloverchems http://www.cloverchem.co.uk/2013/uk/product_detail.asp?prod_code=%27301%27&range_sub=%277%27
-
Thanks Alan, might give it a go.
-
You can either spray it on the brush head, use a sparyer and/or use a scrub pad on a pole for awkward hard to reach plastics.
Best not to use it if there is self cleaning glass about though.
May also not remove tough to clean tiger stripes or water stained plastics.
-
Am I right in thinking, because it's an alkaline cleaner it will remover BBQ grease from windows? Would come in handy if it did
-
Ive used TFR to remove kitchen cooking fat from the outsides of windows. Occasionally it needs a double application, can be quite a remarkable contrast.
-
Is TFR also alkaline based then?
-
Is TFR also alkaline based then?
In the ph scale below 5 is acidic above 8 is alkaline
Neutral ph cleaner are in the range of 6-7 usually.
Ubic 2000 and most other cleaners are alkaline. After saying that some TRF's are caustic so are not ideal to go spraying on the likes of plastics or glass. Like most chems you should not allow them to dry on surfaces especially glass. Acid based cleaners will etch glass straight away as some have found out to their cost doing acid washes on buildings.
Safest type chems to use is Neutral ph cleaners.