[rice]

 I have a school hall to clean on monday and it`s covered
in blue tac.The tiles are smooth huega type.I normally use
rid a gum and a steamer but i`ve found that BT is
impervious to heat unlike chewing gum.Any quik tips
would be greatly appreciated.

RICE.

[*paul_moss]

Most solvent based spotters will remove it easily.I use Eco spotter from Solution Uk with a stiff brush, sometimes use a soft wire brush dependant on surface type.

[Mr Dvae]

i have lots of secrets ie easy ways to do all these jobs without even breaking into a sweat but it does annoy me that we don't know whom were talking to!
ni email. no location, male/ female  age etc

[stevegunn]

Zap it is great for blue tac as is hydramasater oj

[Amethyst]

I find that breaking it up and a dose of OJ works for me.

[Joe H]

i have lots of secrets ie easy ways to do all these jobs without even breaking into a sweat but it does annoy me that we don't know whom were talking to!
ni email. no location, male/ female  age etc

Excuse me but you are

Mr Dvae
female
age 103
no email

are you really from Milton Keynes

[Mr Dvae]

  hydramaster greasebreaker  been using it for  81 years cleans the plastic cows reel well!

[Steve Chapman]

 :

[colin thomas]

that's a bit rich mr dvae, kettle and black come to mind

colin

[will01]

Solvall spotter from Prochem is good but check if tiles are bitumen backed first. If they are then use Citrus gel also from Prochem.

Will

 

[rice]

  many thanks.  Now if only somebody would volunteer to crawl around on his knees for two hours.

rice.

[Ian Gourlay]

How hot is you water?

[rice]

Hi guys,
The job was a disaster.Tiles were indeed bitumen backed,but the real problem was the line
of cream coloured  tles around the edge.They had been D.I.Ying
with all sorts of cleaners and as you`ve all heard
before,"WE WERE REALLY HOPING THESE WOULD
COME UP LIKE NEW.THAT`S WHY WE CALLED YOU".I heard from the caretaker that other cc`s
had turned the job down,i gave it 2 hrs jut to see
and gave up.As far as water temperature,a blow
torch was the only answer.

many thanks
rice