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I agree and would advise getting the
yellow can not the blue. Cheaper oven cleaners do not work as well if at
all .
Rob Young
Washington DC Metro
Web:
Window.to/thewindowwasher
"Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth
the countenance of his friend." ?Proverbs 27:17 KJV
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 3:03
PM
Subject: Re: [World] Screen Burn?
If you have a lot of windows to do, I would use Easy Off oven
cleaner. It
goes much faster than MDS & Others. With Oven
cleaner, just spray it on,
let it sizzle for a minute then wand and
squeegee.
Geof White
Valley Window Cleaning, Inc.
Appleton,
WI
www.valleywindowcleaning.net
-----
Original Message -----
From: "David Lebel" <addressis@removed>
To:
<addressis@removed>
Sent:
Sunday, December 11, 2005 12:45 PM
Subject: RE: [World] Screen
Burn?
> Re: screen burn question,
>
> You should be
careful to not apply a solvent on window frames, while
> dealing with
screen burn. Based on your description of the affected
> windows
are exposed to metal screens, it is most likely screen burn.
>
> I
use oven cleaner because it's a quick & easy purchase.
>
>
Note: MDS sheets are a must. If you do buy at window cleaning supply
> shop, ask for a MDS.
> Store bought products don't offer
MDS's. Look on the label for a contact
> number.
>
>
David Lebel
> White Glove W C
>
Canada
>
>
>>From: Beverly Casterlin <addressis@removed>
>>Reply-To:
addressis@removed
>>To: addressis@removed
>>Subject:
[World] Screen Burn?
>>Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 19:58:57 -0800
(PST)
>>
>>Well, Im kind of frustrated. I have a house with
about 80 multi paned
>>windows (about 40 upstairs) that we started
on today. I thought it would
>>be routine, however when we removed
the screens to clean them, it looked
>>worse after we cleaned than
before. Seems to be something on the glass
>>that leaves residue
even after cleaning.( Like partially cleaned) The
>>cleaner scrubbed
the windows with a white scrubby pad really good and
>>polished with
dry towels. It just couldn't all be removed this way. All
>>windows
have metal screens on them and apparently the house has been
>>vacant for quite some time. Wondering if this is screen burn on
the
>>windows or something else. Have some
>>
MDR. Have also seen previous posts about Bon Ami, Oven Cleaner, and
>> Whink. Not sure exactly what to attack the windows with (we will
be going
>> back to work on them all day tomorrow and probably wens
if we need to).
>> Maybe I should just try all the different
suggestions on different
>> windows for experimental purposes. The
frames and dividers are the older
>> wood kind. Wouldnt be so
frustrating if we wernt so crunched for the
>> holidays. Any
suggestions for future would be
appreciated.
>>
>>
Thanks
>> Beverly Casterlin
>>
Crystal Clear Windows
>> Tyler,
TX
>>
>>
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