[m.b.s.]

as summer is around the corner lol dose the baking heat affect the pure water we use when we have cleaned the windows and left wet . dose it dry ok or too quick it leaves marks ect ect as this will be my first summer with it i want to know any possible errors before they occur so all you guys out there who have been wfp for a while now any probs thanks

[Pj]

Smetimes you do have to turn up the flow just to make sure you've rinsed, but on the whole no difference.

Although you can expect to feel like revealing your legs sometimes!

[m.b.s.]

i did a house monday it was suny quite warm in the sun and the water was steaming on the brick work is this normal  wasent expecting it windows was ok though

[aztec]

i wish people would stop treating pure water as if its a chemical, what you experienced is called condensation thats all mate!!!!

[[GQC] Tim]

i wish people would stop treating pure water as if its a chemical, what you experienced is called condensation thats all mate!!!!

Condensation? It's Evaporation. 

[aztec]

thats what i meant!!!

sorry

[matt]

i did a house monday it was suny quite warm in the sun and the water was steaming on the brick work is this normal  wasent expecting it windows was ok though

ive had windows ive cleaned that in the end i couldnt see them with the steam coming off the roof below

i just give it a little more of a rinse

[m.b.s.]

so no probs with marking the glass with drying too fast then no

[trevor perry]

if the glass is warm and the sun is directly on them then i would sugest that you rinse a lot more than normal or they could dry spotty, i find it best to rinse and cool the glass first then clean as normal and then give a final rinse.

[m.b.s.]

if the glass is warm and the sun is directly on them then i would sugest that you rinse a lot more than normal or they could dry spotty, i find it best to rinse and cool the glass first then clean as normal and then give a final rinse.

good point
can you crack the glass with the cold water on hot glass

[trevor perry]

can you crack the glass with the cold water on hot glass

i have never known this to happen but i might be wrong

[alanwilson]

on a hot day the heat radiated by the glass will heat the water on the surface of the glass - effectively what you have there is a hot wfp system!

I do worry a little sometimes myself when it is hot (it did get hot here once, 14th August 1974, I remember it), maybe its because the glass dries so quickly its hard to do a runner!

[m.b.s.]

how do you mean a runner? youve lost me

[alanwilson]

run away before the customer notices all the spots on their windows!

[jaykie]

lol is it really that late m.b.s that you didnt no what he ment about runner

[Londoner]

WFP is better in the hot weather beacuse it dries quicker and its not so noticable to the customer that the windows are all wet.

Anyone who has cleaned trad on a hot day will know that its sometimes impossible to keep the glass wet enough to squeegee it

So WFP wins in my book.