[PurefectWindowCleaning]

Does this scorching weather effect the results when WFP?

Reason I ask is that a house that my employee cleaned earlier spotted quite bad, and I had to go over it. But I coudnt see the results as was in a major rush and had to clear off straight away before they fully dried.

We are pumping out 000 so its not the resin.


So, does the direct sun at this temp have any effect what so ever on the results?

[bobplum]

I DON'T THINK SO pure water is pure water, there is nothing to spot, shouldn't matter how fast it dries

sounds more like technique or lack off?

[G Griffin]

Yes, the Sun has a big affect. Hot glass will just drink your water- if you know what I mean- so you need to use more.
You could give the glass a spray first. This will cool the window and also ensure you're not scrubbing too dry, if that makes sense.
Think of using a dried out applicator before blading, when trad.
It won't work, so use some water.  

[PurefectWindowCleaning]

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[ascjim]

cool the glass first 

[formb]

You need to rinse the dirt off the glass. When it is hot the water will dry before running off. Rinse more.

[HampshireWindowCleaning]

I agree it definitely makes a difference, windows in direct sunlight will need a bit more rinsing to ensure you get all the dirt off the glass before the water dries.
I've used a lot more water today than I would normally use to make sure they come out top notch.

[PurefectWindowCleaning]

Ill expect a few complaints after the last couple days then 

Cheers team 

[G Griffin]

In theory, window cleaning is dead easy but in practice, there's snakes in them windows  .
Sometimes you have to think about windows  . The same window could be cleaned a lot easier on a damp day than on a scorcher.
Heat a pan up and pour water on it and see what happens. You don't need to, really; but you know what I mean.

[home6442]

The water dries on the glass quicker scrub and rinse longer and you
wont have a problem as long as your water tds is o.k.

[windiewasher]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

[Dean Taberner]

Yes it does,

It dries on quicker.

Pain in the....or should I say pane in the ass.

[Alex Wingrove]

Seems like your not using enough water anyway.

Use more work faster

[rg1]

You need to rinse the dirt off the glass. When it is hot the water will dry before running off. Rinse more.

+1

[ben M]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

[windiewasher]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

no why?
I can get away with less than 10 litres per house.

[ben M]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

no why?
I can get away with less than 10 litres per house.

seriously? no complaint at all?

[windiewasher]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

no why?
I can get away with less than 10 litres per house.

seriously? no complaint at all?

they come up perfect!

[bobplum]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

no why?
I can get away with less than 10 litres per house.

seriously? no complaint at all?

On regular cleans this can work
concept2o work like this

[windiewasher]

Rinse whats that?do people really rinse?
I just scrub from top to bottom.never rinse.

are you joking?

no why?
I can get away with less than 10 litres per house.

seriously? no complaint at all?

On regular cleans this can work
concept2o work like this

yes wouldn't do it on first cleans.
I start at bottom of the glass rubbing up and down in zigzags and then top to bottom sideways .