[LWC]

This is something ive never done as it just feels odd to me.

But had a go today...how do you guys do it? Do you go all over the window and then scrub top of window so it has a full rinse.

[richardlingard]

pretty much thats how to do it, just have the brush really lightly on the glass, if your using fan jets you can lift up a corner of the brush to see the water flow down from the to frame

[Small but perfectley formed]

it save time and water , if the window look extra dirty i rinse off.
Make sure you have high flow rate

[bobplum]

its also less stain on the arms/shoulders

[g.brookes]

good point actually, never though of that.  most of the strain comes from rinsing off the glass for me.  i shall give it a go tomorrow. 

[dmlservices]

I go over top frame , then onto glass, wash each pane then take brush back to top, a quick side to side to build up flow, then zig zag down pane , I use a medium double trim cill brush, pencil jets ( never got on with fans ) and a high flow , using a  high flow is the key to making it work , a lot easier on arms , and quicker than rinsing brush of.


Daz

[LWC]

I have the same brush Daz. Ive been working on me tod lately so have had the flow up. I can see it saving a little bit of time on the glass. Just hope results are ok, looks like they were yesterday, suppose its just being so used to rinsing off for about 6 - 7 years, odd to do it on. Will let you know how i get on, cheers guys 

[Granny]

Thanks for this.
I tried this on my own windows yesterday. I'm finding it hard on the back rinsing off especially rooflights and over conservatories.
They look O.K. -  I had the flow on full and a clean brush - as my confidence builds I am going to try it.
It's got to be easier.
g.

[g.brookes]

i did it today on some commercial stuff, still a bit nervous about domestic pvc.  are there any particluar window set ups where its not ok to rinse on the glass, or can you rinse on the glass on everything?

[dmlservices]

I have the same brush Daz. Ive been working on me tod lately so have had the flow up. I can see it saving a little bit of time on the glass. Just hope results are ok, looks like they were yesterday, suppose its just being so used to rinsing off for about 6 - 7 years, odd to do it on. Will let you know how i get on, cheers guys 

It's an excellent brush for rinsing brush on , as due to shape , and angled jets , the water is the last thing to touch glass, takes time to get out of the habit of rinsing brush of , but once you do you will be flying round.


Daz

[LWC]

Gotta say am slowly getting used to it, still feels a bit alien but defo speeding up. Im confident on the windows that sheet, bit weary of the ones that dont sheet.

[g.brookes]

same here