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Jake

  • Posts: 348
wfp...too good to be true?
« on: April 05, 2006, 07:47:35 pm »
Having purchased a Freedom Trolley a few months ago, we have only just started to use it reguarly this week ( snowed under with builders cleans). The results have been impressive, not one complaint at all, even did a big house today, all leaded, perfect results! Now.... is this too good to be true?... luck? ....glass previously cleaned with GG3? or is it all the good advice off this forum!  ;)(and a stonking peice of kit!)  ;D

                              Jake....Westclean
Exeter, Devon

simbo

  • Posts: 609
Re: wfp...too good to be true?
« Reply #1 on: April 05, 2006, 08:00:59 pm »
you will get some spot on and some not quite so good, but check and re-do as needed and you will not get complaints. wfp is great bit of kit if used properly same as squeegy, but some still do a c**P job. Wish i had done before as well pleased, just a shame that my water is so bl**dy hard.
good luck simbo

Jake

  • Posts: 348
Re: wfp...too good to be true?
« Reply #2 on: April 05, 2006, 08:07:39 pm »
Thanks simbo.. we live in a soft water area, so are lucky. Will no doubt get some 'spotting' now and again. Taking great care when rinseing, think that might be the trick.

                              Regards.....Jake
Exeter, Devon

simbo

  • Posts: 609
Re: wfp...too good to be true?
« Reply #3 on: April 05, 2006, 08:16:43 pm »
Jake have found most spotting comes from frames not being clean enough, had a new job yesterday really minging water was running off like milk did back of house and returned to front and could see runs and spotsso just rinsed panes again taking care to stay away from the top of frames, checked today and perfect so well pleased
simbo

Tim Morton

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Re: wfp...too good to be true?
« Reply #4 on: April 05, 2006, 09:47:09 pm »
Hi Jake, I've been WFPing for 1 month now, I've found that your flow rate is very important on the 1st cleans, especially with windows with lead stuck on. Also white pvc frames that have the vent sticking out at the top, they tend to drip dirty water for a while after you wash it, i found that if you wash the frames 1st and then go back to wash the windows after.

Tim
Measure with a micrometer, mark with chalk, cut with an axe!!
Craigavon, N.Ireland