[LQQK]

And you'll get fat 

[chopsie]

word of caution on turning your flow rate up Dazmond. I did this couple of weeks ago as it was suggested having a higher flow rate results in a faster/better job. If you read my post about it you will remember i was having trouble with some serious spotting, had a couple of phone calls off customers. It turns out the problem was my flow rate was too high so water was spraying onto surrounding frame/brickwork and more importantly into the vents (mostly only windows with vents were the problem). I think it was sensai (think got his name right) who pointed out that it was probably to high a flow rate, and thanks to him it got sorted out. I have lost my confidence in WFP a little now, I had nothing but praise off custies before that. Good luck anyway Daz. As for the pole hose, Get a pole hose holder, Think mine came from gardiners, gets rid of all that excess pole hose (until hose falls off whilst scrubbing  : ). Also definitly get some brush head swivels from gardiners, they are fantastic for all those awkward angle windows, I would not be without mine

[Ian101]

cheers lads!

the digiflow goes up to 99 so what do you think i should have it on?80-90?


and should i rinse quite near the glass but careful to not touch the top frames?im using pencil jets by the way.

I have the same trolley but 25l from purefreedom ... used now for 2 months or so but only on windows I cant reach with ladders .... I use 9 as the flow rate does a perfect job for me with plenty of rinsing ... never needed to go into double figs on the flowrate.

[LQQK]

word of caution on turning your flow rate up Dazmond. I did this couple of weeks ago as it was suggested having a higher flow rate results in a faster/better job. If you read my post about it you will remember i was having trouble with some serious spotting, had a couple of phone calls off customers. It turns out the problem was my flow rate was too high so water was spraying onto surrounding frame/brickwork and more importantly into the vents (mostly only windows with vents were the problem). I think it was sensai (think got his name right) who pointed out that it was probably to high a flow rate, and thanks to him it got sorted out. I have lost my confidence in WFP a little now, I had nothing but praise off custies before that. Good luck anyway Daz. As for the pole hose, Get a pole hose holder, Think mine came from gardiners, gets rid of all that excess pole hose (until hose falls off whilst scrubbing  : ). Also definitly get some brush head swivels from gardiners, they are fantastic for all those awkward angle windows, I would not be without mine

Rinsing on or off?

First/second cleans or long term WFP?

Flocked or mono brush?

[chopsie]

rinsing off,
one was first clean, others were 3rd or 4th cleans
superlite dual trim flocked

[LQQK]

Rinse on and see what happens.

[chopsie]

Rinse on and see what happens.

thought flocked were no good for rinsing on, I tried rinsing on before with it (on a lower flow rate though) and left spots on my windows. Might give it a try over weekend

[LQQK]

Good point, missed that bit.

Change to a mono and rinse on.

Run it at 2 litres a minute you wont go wrong.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

You'll find it really frustrating to start with and perfect results can be hard. I'm never happy with it but have also never lost a customer due to spotting. You'll be wanting a lighter pole by the end of the week. Watch those shoulders develop over the next few months. The neck pain goes away after the first year. 

Then the tennis elbow starts!