I have
power washed such algae off glass, but the glazing can be a concern. there may also be things you can do to
prevent it’s reoccurrence.
An
AquaClean type waterfed pole system may also be of some use
here.
Steven
L Miller
In fact I was going to
suggest either a very soft bristled brush (like is supplied with Unger Hi-Flo,
or Mr. Longarm Hydro-soar, Tucker pole, etc.) I use a Wright-Burnett
brush I buy locally. Use plently of soap, then rinse when clean.
Then you can window wash in the normal fashion.
Evan Pyle
Expert
Window Cleaning
Baton Rouge LA
epyle@i-55.com
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Message-----
From: World-owner@wcmail.net [mailto:World-owner@wcmail.net]On Behalf Of Eddie
(CLEARVIEW)
Sent: Tuesday,
February 08, 2000 2:45 PM
To:
World@wcmail.net
Subject:
[World] ALGAE REMOVAL
Hi
Group,
Can
anyone advise me the correct detergent and method for removing the
green algae from conservatory roofs of some new residential work I've just
acquired, they all have conservatories and all covered with this
algae.
I
do not want to scratch these semi/clear roof panels so any good advice would
be appreciated.
All
the panels are triangular and finish to a point approx 3 to 4 metres long
making them difficult to use a stripwasher and squeegee where they narrow to a
point.
Regards
Eddie
(Clearview)
Birmingham
England.