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Jouk i just added that to my post above.
if you use it in a spray bottle only use this method on maintenance cleans, lightly spray and buff with a dry micro fibre.when i use it in a bucket i put it on the applicater then put the applicater in the bucket.i hate fairy liquid i dont use it in the house or for cleaning windows
GG3 does work but only if you use 10 times the recommended dosage!!!!!! try it. It just won't let the rubber slip other wise, resulting in skip marks & smears.This makes it uneconomical to use. It does leave a lovely gleam on the glass though.Here is my recommended solution- 20ml of squeegee off + 5ml of GG3 in 8 to 10 litres of water. = some suds, loads of slip & gleaming glass! Tony
Fairy and Squeegee off have high levels of salt and leave a residue in the seals etc.First shower of rain and the windows will spot.Glass Gleam does not contain salt and will leave very little residue on the windowsI can WFP windows that have been cleaned with GG3 with no spotting. Do the same with Fairy or Sq Off and they usually spot.Just my experience.
Quote from: macmac™ on March 12, 2009, 09:35:52 pmGG3 does work but only if you use 10 times the recommended dosage!!!!!! try it. It just won't let the rubber slip other wise, resulting in skip marks & smears.This makes it uneconomical to use. It does leave a lovely gleam on the glass though.Here is my recommended solution- 20ml of squeegee off + 5ml of GG3 in 8 to 10 litres of water. = some suds, loads of slip & gleaming glass! Tonyok i thought i would give it one more bash as i had a big inside job this morning, so i followed your instructions marmac, and guess what, it was brilliant, lovely and smooth no juddering or friction, and the shine was great, custy was over the moon, i never had squeegee of so i just added 6 drops of fairy, so which did the job was it the fairy or gg3
You will also note that Squeegee Off has been tested on animals
Quote from: stevekennedy on March 15, 2009, 02:23:47 pmYou will also note that Squeegee Off has been tested on animals And so it should be, rather one of them die than me! Tony