Re: [World] Screen Burn?
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Tue, 13 Dec 2005 05:28:08 -0800 (PST) |
Paul,
I have noticed screen burn in my area, (central NC), on older french panes that have older metal screens. It has happened on older "triple track storms" It appears to me to look like a dark colored haze simular to hard water stains, but over an equal area on the pane. It wont come off with scraping, but it will reduce it a little bit. Normal cleaning procedures will not remove it, but requires chemicals that have been suggested like some oven cleaners, or HDS-100.
Kim Little
Clear Carolina Window Cleaning
Candor, NC
MERRY CHRISTMAS
addressis@removed wrote:
Can someone explain ag
ain, in
detail, what exactly screen burn is. I am looking for a way to effectively convey to customers what it is and why it takes longer to clean than standard window cleaning. I am running into it more and more lately on true divided window panes and it is very time consuming trying to remove it. I was wondering if others charge accordingly for the labor involved in removing it.
Thank you.
Kim Little
Clear Carolin
a Window
Cleaning
Candor, NC
" Clear as the Carolina Sky" tm
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