[Chris Cottrell]

lets have a look too Alex .... always interested to see if anyone else does it any differently than I do

Chris

[pjulk]

This clip is about 5mb in size, if you have broadband I could email it to you, I am trying to find the easiest way of posting it on my website so that it can be viewed by all (I do not have the technical know-how yet!).

Alex

Here is a link to tell you how to put the video clip on your webpage
http://www.mioplanet.com/rsc/embed_mediaplayer.htm

Hope this helps

Paul

[pjulk]

Or just upload it to this website really easy
http://www.zippyvideos.com/

And paste the url in the forum it gives you

Paul

[Alex Gardiner]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for your help Paul.

Here is the link



Hope that this works

Alex

[Alex Gardiner]

Yes it works!!

Just click on the picture link above

Alex

[brett walker]

thank you alex

excellent


brett

[Morph]

Well that's how i do it, when the customer is watching too.
When they're not I spend a bit less time and water

Reassuring to know i'm doing it right.  Thanks Mr G

[windows_chepstow]

What's wrong with rinsing twice; once with the brush on the glass, once with the brush off?

Time and water! :

Good point, I'm being less 'fanyish' now, and it's a lot quicker.  It only taken me seven months to do this. 

I'm a Geordie!

[stuart webster]

So 20 seconds, and plenty of water, dont bother with the frames?

I'm on day 3, taking longer, but not using as much water.

Thanks

[billozz]

great alex,
thanks
the most surpising thing for me was that you rinse down the glass not side ot side as we do

[Easyclean Windows]

the most surpising thing for me was that you rinse down the glass not side ot side as we do

You have to remember that the water is sheeting down so you dont really need to go side to side but both ways work when rinsing.

The tallest building i clean is 78feet so you couldnt rinse down you would have to do it side to side with the brush on the glass

[Alex Gardiner]

I always rinse in sections down as you get the best curtain effect which helps with rinsing off, let the water do the work for you.

 You can still do this 78ft up you just tilt your brush head onto one side and use the window to support it as you rinse up and down.

Alex

[craig jwc]

I always rinse in sections down as you get the best curtain effect which helps with rinsing off, let the water do the work for you.

 You can still do this 78ft up you just tilt your brush head onto one side and use the window to support it as you rinse up and down.

Alex

I tried rinsing like that yesterday and it was alot easier than trying to lift the pole off the glass

Craig

[matt]

i allways rinse with from side to side working down the glass

done it that way for 2 years now

we learn something new everyday, though i havent had any complaints yet, so side to side must work ok aswell

[Easyclean Windows]

i tried up and down today always done side to side to be honest i think they both do the same job rinsing is rinsing.Ive always done side to side for the last three years and never had a problem

[pjulk]

I do both ways really depending on how i feel but never take the brush of the glass i just tilt the brush.
The only time i take the brush off the glass is when i use my minipole downstairs.

If the window sheets well i just go across the top slowly, i have found thats all it needs

Paul