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Michael D

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leaded windows
« on: December 20, 2004, 06:28:33 pm »
Hello

          I HAVE JUSTED BEEN ASKED TO CLEAN A LARGE HOUSE IT HAS 29 WINDOWS WITH 3 LARGE GLASS PAINS IN EACH. BUT IT IS ALL FULL OF LEAD.
 SO WOULD USING THE REACH AND WASH SYSTEM WORK ON THEM. I HAVE DONE LEAD WINDOWS BEFORE BUT IVE ALWAYS USED A CLOTH AND SCRIM. I DONT FANCY DOING THIS JOB BY HAND  ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO TACKLE THIS.

sham33

Re: leaded windows
« Reply #1 on: December 20, 2004, 07:09:47 pm »
Water fed pole works better on leads than any other window type. Well it works good on all windows but i cant help laugh when i do leads with it, they've gone from the hardest type of window to clean to the easiest. I love wfp's.

Re: leaded windows
« Reply #2 on: December 20, 2004, 09:41:53 pm »
Her here wfp u wont beat on lead lights

AMG

Re: leaded windows
« Reply #3 on: December 21, 2004, 08:53:30 pm »

The only thing to watch with WFP and leaded windows is that they are mostly on old properties and some of them can be quite fragile and its often just the lead holding them up.

I used to clean a very large hotel all with leaded windows, this was a very old place and you could fit two fingers into some of the gaps round the edges of the windows.

If your starting a leaded job for the first time I would take a close look at them up a ladder first to make sure they are strong enough to take a WFP clean, from experience, customers don't like pure water shooting into their bedroom at 60 PSI   ;)


Andy