RE: [World] winter cleaning

Who … this didn’t come across right at all J

I don’t have any jobs that get as much salt as that sounds like but I think I’d try washing the frames first, flooding the windows rather heavily then wiping the frames down again after. If that didn’t work then I guess I’d do what you’re doing and ask the groups opinion once again.

What I meant to say was …

I don’t have any jobs that get as much salt as that sounds like but I think I’d try washing the frames first, flooding the windows rather heavily then wiping the frames down again after standard cleaning. If that didn’t work then I guess I’d do what you’re doing and ask the groups opinion once again.

The way I sent it the first time sounded like I was going to flood the windows and leave them go at that.

Michael D. Brinegar

President

Pride Master, Inc.

www.pridemaster.com

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From: addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed On Behalf Of Mike Brinegar
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 7:41 AM
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Subject: RE: [World] winter cleaning - salt problems

Michael D. Brinegar

President

Pride Master, Inc.

www.pridemaster.com

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From: addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed On Behalf Of Mary-Ellen
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 2:46 PM
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Subject: [World] winter cleaning - salt problems

I need some suggestions from my cold weather colleagues. I clean an office building that is on a main street in Hamilton, Ont. During the winter, salt spray from the traffic covers everything. At different times I have tried cleaning with methyol alcohol, windshield fluid and varying amounts of ammonia, all with the same results. These are:

a) After wiping the dark brown fames/sills,streakes of white residue reappear.

b) Any solution left on the window's edge turns white.

c) Any attempt to detail transfers white back on to the glass.

Any ideas on how to attack this job would be greatly appreciated.

Jack Gillies - Enjoy the View Window Cleaning