[amayze]

Took a call from a new cust yesterday, seems her windows were egg'd and chocolated moussed...I know, I know, I didn't know that's what the kids are doing now days at Halloween.

As a trad wc will TFR help to get rid of them or just a damn good soak and a sharp blade? And I mean the egg & mousse not tyhe kids !!

[ftp]

Soak it up with some bread soldiers.

[ccmids]

Soak it up with some bread soldiers.

 

[Murdie window cleaning]

I done a first clean yesterday who's windows had suffered an egging. It was a bit of a bitch to be honest, I had to go over it a few times and take the scraper to it as well.

Good luck

[amayze]

Thanks ftp - just knew I could count on one of your yolks

[ftp]

It was an old yolk I poached from someone else and scrambled it down quickly. I could have coddled something else I suppose before someone else beats me to it. Ohh the eggcitement has got to me!

[Murdie window cleaning]

It was an old yolk I poached from someone else and scrambled it down quickly. I could have coddled something else I suppose before someone else beats me to it. Ohh the eggcitement has got to me!

In the words of Monty Burns "Eggs-celant"

[Window Washers]

This is eggsactly what I thought would happen.

[amayze]

It still would have been nice to have had a yes or a no !!

As well as all the (wise) cracks !!

[Gaby P.]

No need to let it soak, just wet it and scrape with a blade.

[roger smith]

I done a first clean yesterday who's windows had suffered an egging. It was a bit of a bitch to be honest, I had to go over it a few times and take the scraper to it as well.

Good luck

Fenwicks superior cleaner from halfords will do the job.

[Mr Bungalow]

Yes TFR should work on egg quite easily.

I tend to mix it with unger liquid and pure water makes it work even better.

hope this helps.

Kind regards.

[geefree]

soak it with soap, leave it ten mins, then wash as normal,

had one the other day and the egg had been on 3 weeks, a good soak, and it melts.