[edd]

Does anyone know how to get this spider crap off the upvc fly muck not a problem
it seems to have stained nearly every house that we go to but some are worse than
others we have tried everything from stain pro to culit bang and the dirt WONT come off

[Neil_A]

A good hard rub with a wet scrim ... works for me

[windowwashers]

Does anyone know how to get this spider crap off the upvc fly muck not a problem
it seems to have stained nearly every house that we go to but some are worse than
others we have tried everything from stain pro to culit bang and the dirt WONT come off

Upvc cleaner will take that off, works for me 

[edd]

no it wont be serious this crap is here to stay we need a product that works
custys are making comments too [ oh dont you do the sills anymore type stuff] 
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[CHARLEY B]

Have you tried nail varnish remover. 

[Pure H20 Cleaning Services]

I told one customer the only way to keep the frames clean is to have them cleaned weekly as my job is to clean the dirt away from the glass and frames, stain removal is another job and another price.

[john tomkins]

A good hard rub with a wet scrim ... works for me

No chance if it's been on a couple of weeks, solvent cleaner will shift most things but even that wont shift what's in the pic's, might need an angle grinder

[windowwashers]

try white vinager.

[Neil_A]

try white vinager.

I was just thinking the same thing b4 i see your post, i have some in the kitchen under the sink

[carl stanton]

as said it might not come out, plastic window's are not as maintenance free as they say, some dirt, as in the picture does penetrate into the plastic, you can try rubbing it out, or sanding it out [not worth it unless you really know what you are doing] then polishing it back to a shine, depends how deep it goes, its fly poop, the dirty little buggers!!! Cr** half their body weight    omg what a little factoid there, geek momment!!

[M & C Window Cleaning]

What about a cream cleaner disigned for bathroom use (safe on plastics). I've found it removes most stains. Mind you if you had to use it on every visit it would be a bit time costly.

[The Seven Bays Window Cleaning Company]

I've just brought some of this for that very purpose.

http://www.wintecs.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=57_27&products_id=129

And it works a treat.

 

[Pittmonkey]

Dr Power...all the way. I've had loads of this recently and now take my little sponge with me on every clean, a dab of DP on it, quick rub and rinse perfect. Not sure how the upstairs sills look though

£5 from Focus

Wayne

[NWH]

Have you tried TFR.

[Wayne Thomas]

To V8Edd:

You use Ionics brushes with your hot water system. I too use hot water at the same temperatures as yourself (25-40degrees Celsius).

I found with using Ionics brush heads the bristles are good for doing 'easy maintenance' cleans on windows but no good for scrubbing the removal of spiders mess on sills because the bristles are too soft, hence why I  changed the brush heads over to 'Tucker' brush heads as they are stiffer and remove a lot more stains.

If you keep the Ionics gooseneck and jets and simply replace the Ionics brush with a Tucker brush (no drilling required) but you will need to fit a washer (brush side) of each jet to accomodate the slight space between jet and brush.

Try it and you'll be surprised how much easier it is to remove the spiders mess and fly poo.

[NWH]

Tucker brushes stiffer? i don`t think so.

[Wayne Thomas]

Tucker brushes are stiffer than Ionic brushes but not as stiff as i.e. Vikan

[Bazzy1999]

TFR works for me.... but i let it build up abit then clean it off..

Bazzy...

[Niall McAllister]

  what about tip-ex. As a last resort of course. :

[elite mike]

i use cif ,if they r really bad i use a brillo pad ?
when no one is looking  ,works a treat