How To Clean Windows

Tesco Rambler · 07-03-2013, 23:08

I learned this from a vicar, a female vicar at that. The best way to clean windows is to get the muck off with water. Then, when the window is cleanish and not dripping wet, use last nights Evening Telegraph, or other appropriate newspaper, scrunched up as a cleaning cloth on the glass. I can assure one and all that it will come up lovely. Sparkling like.

susie123 · 07-03-2013, 23:16

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Originally Posted by Tesco Rambler

I learned this from a vicar, a female vicar at that. The best way to clean windows is to get the muck off with water. Then, when the window is cleanish and not dripping wet, use last nights Evening Telegraph, or other appropriate newspaper, scrunched up as a cleaning cloth on the glass. I can assure one and all that it will come up lovely. Sparkling like.

I thought that was common knowledge.

Tesco Rambler · 07-03-2013, 23:22

Tch, just shows where I have been.

susie123 · 07-03-2013, 23:39

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Tch, just shows where I have been.

Where?

Tesco Rambler · 07-03-2013, 23:47

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Where?

Aw, let sleeping dogs lie!

Margaret Pilkington · 08-03-2013, 06:21

Sue...you are right....I thought it was common knowledge too.
White vinegar in water and a shammy(chamois leather) also brings them up sparkling....failing that, let the window cleaner earn his keep.

Less · 08-03-2013, 08:04

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Where?

There aren't many places outside of prison walls where a person can meet a vicar of either sex.

cashman · 08-03-2013, 08:58

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There aren't many places outside of prison walls where a person can meet a vicar of either sex.

I'm beginning to wonder,if this guys brother is a member on here? will discuss in the watering hole tomoz.

Less · 08-03-2013, 09:10

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I'm beginning to wonder,if this guys brother is a member on here? will discuss in the watering hole tomoz.

Ah, did a little bird tell you?

cashman · 08-03-2013, 09:31

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Ah, did a little bird tell you?

Same wavelength ? tis certainly a possibility.

Less · 08-03-2013, 10:17

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Same wavelength ? tis certainly a possibility.

If it is the person we suspect, he's mocking the system by putting the name of a supermarket in his user name!

susie123 · 08-03-2013, 10:58

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Sue...you are right....I thought it was common knowledge too.
White vinegar in water and a shammy(chamois leather) also brings them up sparkling....failing that, let the window cleaner earn his keep.

Yep, the vinegar trick is good too.

Our window cleaner certainly earns his keep - there are 15 windows on our fourstorey house, plus the UPVC front and back doors, which he cleans with one of those long pole systems. He has charged us £10 a time for this ever since we came here six years ago. But then he is a nice chap.

jaysay · 08-03-2013, 17:37

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If it is the person we suspect, he's mocking the system by putting the name of a supermarket in his user name!

Well we already have somebody using a racist name in his user name, what next the pole dance club

susie123 · 08-03-2013, 17:41

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If it is the person we suspect, he's mocking the system by putting the name of a supermarket in his user name!

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Well we already have somebody using a racist name in his user name, what next the pole dance club

In this case I suspect the use of the supermarket's name has a more specific allusion, if I understand Less and Cashy's drift...

cashman · 08-03-2013, 20:05

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If it is the person we suspect, he's mocking the system by putting the name of a supermarket in his user name!

If it was to be the case, would suggest "Not the brightest lamp in the street"? Someone else may even suggest "Runs in the family"