Windows Cleaning ... house faces East/West and so the windows look
grubby for at least half the day.

Are the 'extension pole' window cleaning systems any good?

Could hire a window cleaner, but that's not in the spirit of DIY!

I don't really fancy getting a ladder as they do tend to wobble a
bit... although if a non-wobble ladder was available I'd be ok.

Oh, and any ideas where to get such a cleaning system and rough costs?

Have uPVC throughout being able to sponge the sills would be a bonus.

Many thanks.
Steve

I have an aluminum extendible tube type which extends as far as house
gutters, cost about £15.

Works OK but difficult to get squeegee to remove all water from window.
Also its important to get cleaning liquid right. I use small amount washing
up liquid and warm water.

I also try and clean the windows when neighbours not present.

Mike.
"StevieBoy" no@email wrote in message
...
Windows Cleaning ... house faces East/West and so the windows look
grubby for at least half the day.

Are the 'extension pole' window cleaning systems any good?

Could hire a window cleaner, but that's not in the spirit of DIY!

I don't really fancy getting a ladder as they do tend to wobble a
bit... although if a non-wobble ladder was available I'd be ok.

Oh, and any ideas where to get such a cleaning system and rough costs?

Have uPVC throughout being able to sponge the sills would be a bonus.

Many thanks.
Steve

"StevieBoy" no@email wrote in message
...
Windows Cleaning ... house faces East/West and so the windows look
grubby for at least half the day.

Are the 'extension pole' window cleaning systems any good?

Could hire a window cleaner, but that's not in the spirit of DIY!



I just visited an agricultural show and bought a truck wash down brush ....
this is telescopic, has a really good brush head ... and a hose attached to
bottom, and feeds water up through the pole.

Very good quality build - you could pick one up at any tractor or
agricultural outlet I guess.

Rick