[Michael D]

Hi all,
        is there a brush head with any kind of pad built in to help with any dried on muck.  At the moment i have little white spots of somethink not poo or sap. it must come with the rain. anyway it will come off with a finger or cloth it takes a little rubbing but it will come off but not with a brush .
           IS there anything around that can be used with a wfp system BUT NOT DAMAGE THE GLASS

[gaza]

CONGRATS YOUVE GOT SPOTS AS WELL,DID YOU BUY THIS SYSTEM FROM A SUPPLIER OR DIY? IF BOUGHT FROM A SUPPLIER NAME AND SHAME THEM FOR THEIR SELL IT TO ANYBODY AND DONT EXPLAIN ANYTHING TO THEM.IF ITS DIY SYSTEM YOUVE GOT SPOTS

 GAZA

[Thecleanerservice]

I wore a pad for a while

[Moderator David@stives]

ive still got one

[ian m]

i live in one

Seriously. I superglued white abrazive pad to each end of my brush head.

it does the job, especially on ...ahem.. impacted soilage


Ian

[Thecleanerservice]

Impacted soilage!!!!!

David?

[Moderator David@stives]

good idea about the abraisive pads

[Michael D]

Hi Gaza,
             Why should i have to name and shame my supplier.
All i asked was does anyone know of a wfp brush with a built in pad. I am not a cowboy operator with a homemade
system. thanks for your reply .

[williamx]

There nothing wrong with the cowboy, he always get the girl in the films.

[matt]

Hi Gaza,
             Why should i have to name and shame my supplier.
All i asked was does anyone know of a wfp brush with a built in pad. I am not a cowboy operator with a homemade
system. thanks for your reply .

cowboy operator with a homemade system   : : :

well i would say, ask your "supplier" afterall you wouldnt want advice from a few cowboy operator with a homemade systems

[Moderator David@stives]

so that means i am still a cowboy ?? damn 

[matt]

it sure does 

looks like some1 else who has fallen for the "sales pitch"

[Moderator David@stives]

i will have to find my spurs and re-shoe my horse

does any one know a good farrier or blacksmith

yeeeeaaaggghhhh

god ive missed that horse

[gaza]

MICHEAL:I didnt imply anyone with a diy system is a cowboy,far from it they are sensible w/c who put themselves first.

What I was saying is that if you cannot identify spots from the 1st clean then the supplier has not explained it good  enough to you,because them little white marks you are  left with isnt imppacted dirt they are nothing else other than soap residue.

They will wipe off very easily with a dry scrim, but for the first couple of cleans downstairs[if done wfp] you can squeeze them and you will not have any probs.If you are worried about them  you  can also squeeze them by an Unger pole with a squeeze on the end a couple of downward strokes will give you a good finish.

GAZA

[Solo Cleaning]

They will wipe off very easily with a dry scrim, but for the first couple of cleans downstairs[if done wfp] you can squeeze them and you will not have any probs.If you are worried about them  you  can also squeeze them by an Unger pole with a squeeze on the end a couple of downward strokes will give you a good finish.

GAZA

Ooh....... I think windows always do need a good squeezing

[dai]

And widow too