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Not sure if anyone else had this but today I had a couple of windows facing into the sun any way I cleaned then the normal way I do, one window always sheets the other always bead’s but they both always dry spotless. Anyway today as it was so hot and the sun was cooking them up the beaded window dried with spots. I cleaned it again with a higher flow rate as this always does the trick and when I came back same happened again spots. So I scrimmed it to remove them. Now my question is has anyone else come across this and how did you resolve the issue?

Cheers

Justin

Ps my water is usally luke warm due to me loading the van up over night and not starting till 9am thous the sun heating it up abit, now this would reduce the spots not make them. My TDS is 000 i wash my brush heads each time i clean a house as well. I rinse well.

[elfords]

Justin,

Not really a solution but an answer if it helps. Just accept it you will get spots at times I am not aware of a solution to this problem, it just happens at times, and its just the same as any other way you clean windows it aint always going to be perfect. Reasonable customers would understand this, as long as it is not every time of course. I am sure the hot glass does not help but it will be impossible to avoid it unless of course you take the whole summer off and lie on the beach   so just chill about it I say

[easycleanwindows]

What i find helps and what i was told from tucker usa was even if your water is a little warm you need to rinse the glass first to cool it down before you can clean it.I have done and this is successful.

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Ill try that one. It only happens on beading windows in the sun and not sheet windows.

Thinking about it now it does seam right on the beading windows to cool them down.

Thanks for your help.