[TVCS]

Hello to you.
Got asked to clean the inside of a huge conservatory.  Put a good price in and we are set to do it on Sat.
My question is;
Is there a certain way that is best to clean the insides of the roof panels?  These panels are all sloping.  I was just going to go at them with t-bar and squeegee but was wondering if there is a top tip that will make the job less splashy .

Cheers in advance for any info or top tips.
Ant
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[windows_chepstow]

I do the insides of one on a regular basis and can't soap the windows since there's sofas and stuff in the way.

I use step-ladders, spray, micro-fibre and elbow grease.

It's not much fun and this part of the job spoils a really good account.

[TVCS]

Tosh,
This had crossed my mind but this place is the size of the eden project!
I figured that micro's and hand spray bottle would take me forever.  (It's me 30th b-day on sat so I want to finish earlyish)
The windows and doors won't be a prob just the roof. I was hoping that a damp-ish t-bar would reduce the drip and splash factor but I may have to return to the micros. 
Cheers for the input tho mate.
Ant
TVCS

[windows_chepstow]

It's probably worth a try; if it doesn't work; go for plan B (spray, elbow grease, etc).

[windolene]

Hi,

I have found that once a first clean is done with applicator & squeegee the wagtail all in one does a good job.

WINDOLENE.

[007 or what]

My god your working on your birthday!!!!!!!


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[keith b]

Would it be a bad idea to use a steam cleaner linked to a squeegy/sponge on a pole? or is this too dangerous when considering the glass is cold in this weather?

[TVCS]

Conservatory done today.  Happy birthday to me etc.
Squeegee'd with aplicator just in front of squeegee and there were no drips to be seen.  All in all it took about 2 hours and the old boy who owns it was well pleased, even got a tip.
Anyway, enough of this typing lark.  Time for a s, s, s and off to the pub for a small white wine.

Ant (30)
TVCS