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Jakey boy

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Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Bungle

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2015, 04:38:01 pm »
Use a sill brush too  :)
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Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #2 on: February 11, 2015, 04:48:17 pm »
Use a sill brush too  :)

Can you explain the benefits of these sill brushes? What do they achieve that a normal one won't? Are you also saying to use fan jets as well?

slap bash

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #3 on: February 11, 2015, 06:23:12 pm »
A sill brush will clean in all directions at once as most brushes only clean straight in the direction of the bristles.

Tom-01

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #4 on: February 11, 2015, 06:30:40 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #5 on: February 11, 2015, 07:27:04 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

It is - for some houses Tom, did you forget that part? Please tell me your not thick like hummer as well....

It's only easy windows on some houses that I said trad can be quicker, bungalows, garage roof houses etc.

elite mike

Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #6 on: February 11, 2015, 07:29:09 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

It is - for some houses Tom, did you forget that part? Please tell me your not thick like hummer as well....

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Tom-01

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #7 on: February 11, 2015, 07:40:33 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

It is - for some houses Tom, did you forget that part? Please tell me your not thick like hummer as well....

It's only easy windows on some houses that I said trad can be quicker, bungalows, garage roof houses etc.

Ha ha just winding you up mate! I still find it quicker using WFP even having to go over a garage - not sure what the difference is?

Actually today I was doing a small house on my own and I had a look and a thought that it might be quicker trad (I am a quick tradder) but then reality hit me and I had a little chuckle to myself :)

Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #8 on: February 11, 2015, 08:58:33 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

It is - for some houses Tom, did you forget that part? Please tell me your not thick like hummer as well....

It's only easy windows on some houses that I said trad can be quicker, bungalows, garage roof houses etc.

Ha ha just winding you up mate! I still find it quicker using WFP even having to go over a garage - not sure what the difference is?

Actually today I was doing a small house on my own and I had a look and a thought that it might be quicker trad (I am a quick tradder) but then reality hit me and I had a little chuckle to myself :)



Your not quick at trad then lol ;D

Much quicker going over garage roofs with trad gear than dragging hose over etc, always find trad quicker in those situations, depends  on house though...

Window Lickers

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #9 on: February 11, 2015, 09:38:38 pm »
always find trad quicker in those situations, depends  on house though...

Eh?  ???  

So you don't always find trad quicker in those situations then?

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Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #10 on: February 11, 2015, 09:42:38 pm »
always find trad quicker in those situations, depends  on house though...

Eh?  ???  

So you don't always find trad quicker in those situations then?


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Yes Mr pig, always find trad quicker going over roofs, however some houses, without garage roofs to go over, may be faster wfp.

Was just badly worded - watching football, can't be bothered to explain properly.

Have a nice evening Mr pig

sunshine windows

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #11 on: February 11, 2015, 09:43:55 pm »
Do you need special planning permission to get a house built on a garage roof? Are these a lot smaller than normal houses.
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Window Lickers

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #12 on: February 11, 2015, 09:46:08 pm »


Yes Mr pig, always find trad quicker going over roofs, however some houses, without garage roofs to go over, may be faster wfp.

Was just badly worded - watching football, can't be bothered to explain properly.

Have a nice evening Mr pig



I think someones trying to start a fight.

 ;D
Liberace's ex looking to meet well built men for cottaging meets.

Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #13 on: February 11, 2015, 09:49:08 pm »


Yes Mr pig, always find trad quicker going over roofs, however some houses, without garage roofs to go over, may be faster wfp.

Was just badly worded - watching football, can't be bothered to explain properly.

Have a nice evening Mr pig



I think someones trying to start a fight.

 ;D

Oh did I say Mr pig? Sorry subconsciously wrote that  ;D

Window Lickers

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #14 on: February 11, 2015, 09:50:23 pm »
 ;D  ;D

Jakey you'll have to do better than that to get a rise out of me.
Liberace's ex looking to meet well built men for cottaging meets.

Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #15 on: February 11, 2015, 09:51:05 pm »
Do you need special planning permission to get a house built on a garage roof? Are these a lot smaller than normal houses.

There evert where, haven't you seen them? Little houses built on garage roofs, back to football now, bye  ;D

Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #16 on: February 11, 2015, 09:52:03 pm »
;D  ;D

Jakey you'll have to do better than that to get a rise out of me.

Good for you piggy.

Tom-01

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #17 on: February 11, 2015, 11:15:34 pm »
Anyone use fan jets for the little square type windows? I'm thinking if trying them to get a more even spray, I'm talking about the windows with the White plastic dividers all over them which give the window about 10-12 tiny windows if that makes sense...

Thought trad was quicker?

It is - for some houses Tom, did you forget that part? Please tell me your not thick like hummer as well....

It's only easy windows on some houses that I said trad can be quicker, bungalows, garage roof houses etc.

Ha ha just winding you up mate! I still find it quicker using WFP even having to go over a garage - not sure what the difference is?

Actually today I was doing a small house on my own and I had a look and a thought that it might be quicker trad (I am a quick tradder) but then reality hit me and I had a little chuckle to myself :)



Your not quick at trad then lol ;D

Much quicker going over garage roofs with trad gear than dragging hose over etc, always find trad quicker in those situations, depends  on house though...


Its not difficult taking your hose and pole over a roof surely?

CleanClear

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #18 on: February 11, 2015, 11:21:00 pm »
A sill brush will clean in all directions at once as most brushes only clean straight in the direction of the bristles.

 ;D ;D

They're great sill brushes. Don't even have to move them.  ;D
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Jakey boy

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Re: Fan jets for those 'Georgian style' and 'little squares' windows?
« Reply #19 on: February 12, 2015, 07:38:48 am »
A sill brush will clean in all directions at once as most brushes only clean straight in the direction of the bristles.

 ;D ;D

They're great sill brushes. Don't even have to move them.  ;D

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