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Jim K wrote:
mmm as per Messrs Pilkington? "The first stage of the cleaning process is "photocatalytic". In this stage the coating reacts with daylight to break down organic dirt. The second stage is "hydrophilic". Here, instead of forming droplets, rainwater hits the glass and spreads evenly, running off in a "sheet" and taking the loosened dirt with it, also drying quickly without leaving streaks." which I think means...you have to wait both for a sunny day (top loosen the crud) AND til a rainy day before it washes any of the crud off "itself"? There is an installation near me where one of the panels is directly beneath the TV aerial. Bird droppings were visible after only a few days, so it will be interesting to see how it fares. Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK Have dancing shoes, will ceilidh. |
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