[Cleaner Windows]

have a few polising jobs (leaded and georgian) and because of the recent rain etc we have had, we left all the jobs like these out...but today the weather was o.k so we were left with many of these types of job to do
i was bloody knackered by the end of it, they were BIG houses too, as in £20 - £40 sorts. feels like i been to the gym at the moment lol.
is this what everyone else finds? or am i managing my round in the wrong way?

[Mr. S]

dennis r u wfp or trad?

[Cleaner Windows]

dennis r u wfp or trad?

trad m8

[Mr. S]

how do u soak ur windows?
Applicator or rag?

[DASERVICES]

Yip feel it, your getting old like me.

Bah humbug hope you've gone through the mid life crisis. We all go through it.

[Cleaner Windows]

how do u soak ur windows?
Applicator or rag?

i run a line down the centre of the window with my applicator (not too much liquid tho) and then use the scrim, in up and down motions then side to side, and make sure its clean, then move on to the next!

[Mr. S]

im now wfp upstairs but when i do leaded etc use wfp down. EASY!

When trad i use an unger porcupine applicator sleeve, ring it out and scrub, then unger microfibre. very easy and fly through them. I used diagonal movements polishing though as opposed to up and down after polishing round glass edge. When first started used scrim but quality microfibre much better.

Hope this helps!

[Cleaner Windows]

im now wfp upstairs but when i do leaded etc use wfp down. EASY!

When trad i use an unger porcupine applicator sleeve, ring it out and scrub, then unger microfibre. very easy and fly through them. I used diagonal movements polishing though as opposed to up and down after polishing round glass edge. When first started used scrim but quality microfibre much better.

Hope this helps!

thanks, always good to hear from someone elses experiences

[Mr. S]

no probs mate, no doubt everybodys got their own ways of doing things, but this worked quickest for me.

Regards Craig

[S_RICHARDSON]

To be honest I hate Leaded Windows and Georgians but it's one of them things you've got to do!!  I Will say though don't use a really wet scrim or applicator because your just making more work for yourself, damp is good enough!

[seanmcshane]

get some unger microfibres. Use one damp - water only - to rub over glass, then polish with dry one.
Honestly, you will not believe how easy it is and how great they come up. So quick too.
I use WFP now though.

[windows_chepstow]

To be honest I hate Leaded Windows and Georgians but it's one of them things you've got to do!!  I Will say though don't use a really wet scrim or applicator because your just making more work for yourself, damp is good enough!

I agree.

Dennis, get yourself a backpack set up.  You'll half the time and with very little effort, these accounts will become your favourates.

[simon knight]

Good advice from microfibre guys. One damp(I use a spray bottle) and one dry.
If a house is all G windows front and back you're looking at millions of corners and with the best will in the world you ain't gonna get all of 'em and a reasonable customer wouldn't seriously expect you to.

As for leaded...new stuff is ok but the old type, at all angles, cracked and getting ready to pop out...really really hate them.