[AuRavelling79]

As you know I'm wfp but I do blade insides and certain entrance ways on my round. On occasion in very cold weather/low water I will blade any window above a walkway or patio door.

I use GG3 with my wfp water so that when I use wfp on the same windows there is less chance of spots etc.

Is there a cheap alternative I could use that wouldn't give the suds/spots of washing up liquid?

Thanks for your help.

[Sir Squeaky]

You could always use a window spray and squeegee that off, providing the windows are fairly clean to begin with.

That's what I do on some georgians.
There's less to mop up and it's quicker than washing it.

[brett walker]

try squeegy off 


brett

[G Griffin]

Lime Lite from Tesco. But I do add a bit of Ecover washing up liquid.

                 Gerry.

[Easyclean Windows]

B&Q own window cleaning fluid exactly the same as gg3/4 and cheaper

[Lakes and Pennine]

Fairy lq at £1 Co-Op own malt vingar at 49p. Mix

You dont need no fancy 3ggg. The old ladies always used vingar and newspaper realy does clean parkray glass. I never had any complaints and got a good reputation,

but get mix right.

[Sunshine Cleaning]

Fairy lq at £1 Co-Op own malt vingar at 49p. Mix

You dont need no fancy 3ggg. The old ladies always used vingar and newspaper realy does clean parkray glass. I never had any complaints and got a good reputation,

but get mix right.

I only ever use newspaper and vinegar. But you will need to use a braodsheet paper, not a red top. And be sure to use Malt vinegar. I have some old bed sheets for wiping the sills.

[G Griffin]

Malc,

       Give Lime Lite a go. It`s fairly cheap and available at Tesco.
      It`s a limescale remover but also gets rid of soap scum and slows the build up of dirt so I would think it would be ok for future wfp cleans.
      I`ve been on my 2nd cleans today since I first used it and they were much easier than usual despite strong winds again.
  I do add a some Ecover as well for a  few suds as I believe this doesn`t leave a residue.

                 Gerry.

[NWH]

Is it me or does the squeegee off have loads of suds these days?