Cleaning the inaccessible windows and facias? WFP?

[Radam87]

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Hi all - I am looking to clean some windows which around blocked from access by a flat roof and slanted roof. Are water-fed poles the best solution and do you have any tips or recommendations of a cost-effective set? Otherwise I could get someone in but the prices are generally high in my area.

Many thanks

 

[blup]

Can’t advise on price but our window cleaner swears by them, you need access to mineral free water though

Blup

 

[Radam87]

Can’t advise on price but our window cleaner swears by them, you need access to mineral free water though

Blup

Thanks - I never knew about the mineral free aspect.

 

[^woody^]

You're looking at around £200 for a clean water set up, with resin filter, tank, pump, pole and brush.

Otherwise a WPD straight from the tap will need soap and a squeegee and more work and crap results.

 

[foxhole]

Our window cleaner uses pole brush , pressure tank with no-smear additive .
Price depends on how long you need the pole, long reach up to around 60’ can be £5-600 and upwards .

 

[Ian H]

Doesn’t the window open?

 

[Radam87]

You're looking at around £200 for a clean water set up, with resin filter, tank, pump, pole and brush.

Otherwise a WPD straight from the tap will need soap and a squeegee and more work and crap results.

Doesn’t the window open?

Doesn’t the window open?

Yes but I couldn't safely get the ledges and facias above.

Was also thinking of this as an alternative: https://www.amazon.co.uk/WINDOW-CLE...1J5QX25ZYD4&psc=1&refRID=W4HY0T9ZF1J5QX25ZYD4