[macmac]

when tfr is used & then brushed/rinsed off, does it leave a better surface than if it wern't used. what i mean is, ok, it gets the green stuff off but does it leave the glass/pvc shinier/looking newer than say, if you had just scrubbed it realy well with a brush then rinsed as normal with pure water having used no tfr?
Or, are the results the same but tfr just makes it easier & quicker?

tony

[macmac]

anyone

[Spursboy1972]

I have to be honest I have never used tfr and having not been wfp I only use tap water through a pole. The only conservatories that cause me a problem are the glass ones which I am sure will be easier and leave a better finish if rinsed with pure water.
I am interested to try tfr but only if it makes the actual "scrubbing" process easier.

[Russell Macdonald]

I use tfr all the time, makes the job so much easier.

The only thing i can say is try cleaning a con not using tfr, you wont do it again.

Macc

[RO-Sheen]

I usr TFR on con roofs and dont think it makes the roof any shinier than pure water does but it does get it cleaner a lot quicker.

[macmac]

thanks guys.
question answered.
tony

[*thomas james]

guys do you spray and scrub the tfr or just spray then rinse with wfp

[mogy]

Did a greenhouse last week , GREEN being the right description , scrubbed the roof  with a soft yard brush and fairy , took  a couple of hours  but came up shinnig, so next time am going to try TFR to see how much quicker it is
 Mogy

[s.hughes]

I got a conser roof to clean this week and will get tfr and try it out. The question is. Do I stray on, wait 5 mins then scrub off or just rinse off?

[RO-Sheen]

Hi 'How much' and Thomas

As soon as I get to a property I spray the TFR onto the roof, then go and clean the house windows. When Im finished I go back to the conservatory and attach my old and battered conservatory brush to the customers outside tap and give the roof a good scrub.
All the algae comes off very easily but sometimes I need to put a scraper onto an extension pole to remove the...........................(cant think what they are called but the white crusty fungus that grows on con roofs that havent been cleaned for years)
I then rinse of the roof with tap water and if neccassary I will attach a squeegee to an extension pole to pull any debris off.