[tradman]

your welcome...pass it on.

[Richy L]

Always wipe your blade after each stoke if your using vertical strips and you won't get water lines from your blade.

this is the only way you can do this type of thing with a pole in my opinion. It does leave a result if done properly.
If you do it "side to side" you are asking for trouble, it will look terrible.

Well I did 13 or so  Abbey Nationals, 10 Coop Supermarkets, 2 Gas Showrooms, 11 Powerhouse shops,  4 Alliance  and leics, Cheltenham and Glos, Nat provincial etc etc etc etc etc every week for 10 years and I never had a problem, Down strokes take ages as you have to wipe the blade each time plus you leave a smear at the top of each stroke unless you are really carefull. Down strokes may be good for a beginner but they take 3 times as long as doing it side to side. I did outsides and insides the same way, it was before WFP.

As you say, good for a beginner, and that is what he is(with respect) when it comes to Trad

[RO-Sheen]

I do, (pass it on) on a regular basis. When I started w/c nearly 3 years ago I got so much help from peeps on this site. I had no experience of cleaning or running my own business but got 90% of what I learnt from here. Therefore, If someone asks a question or if they need a days work experience I always offer to help.

 

As you say, good for a beginner, and that is what he is(with respect) when it comes to Trad

I absoluately agree!! I am a beginner at trad (expert at wfp though!!!  )

[Chris Cottrell]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3TyqO_8-c8

[Oakley Windows]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3TyqO_8-c8

Who said there was skill needed to clean windows trad?

Ive seen these guys work like this before, to me it looks like theres no way those windows would pass the sun-shining-on-them-test. Very convenient those windows being in a shopping complex.

[AJ]

and do't forget some kind of dust sheet. can be messy when you start out