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2003 Swift Kontiki 615
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I have been asked by HTMBO to seek advice from all of you.......
She wants to know what you, or the MIP for you, uses to clean the MH windows, she knows what NOT to use, but wishes to know what SHOULD be used ?
Obviously, she will be doing the job (her that asks ought to do), although I have just a sneaking suspicion that it MIGHT get added to my toilet roll of THINGS TO DO.
So, suggestions please (no, it's the servant's day off) would be appreciated,
Over to you....
PS We have had the MH for 16 years, it's just that she realised it was sunny outside and we still had the lights on inside... 😮
She wants to know what you, or the MIP for you, uses to clean the MH windows, she knows what NOT to use, but wishes to know what SHOULD be used ?
Obviously, she will be doing the job (her that asks ought to do), although I have just a sneaking suspicion that it MIGHT get added to my toilet roll of THINGS TO DO.
So, suggestions please (no, it's the servant's day off) would be appreciated,
Over to you....
PS We have had the MH for 16 years, it's just that she realised it was sunny outside and we still had the lights on inside... 😮
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Don't bother Dave it will only get dirty again. Quick wipe with a damp cloth and feel you have achieved something.
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If they haven’t been cleaned in 16 years, then I’d humbly suggest a chisel . . .
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The glass or acrylic windows?
The glass or acrylic windows?
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Or, mist spray with water then wipe GENTLY with a very soft cloth. Don’t rub, just wipe gently.
Oh, and do it gently - a light stroking motion, not rubbing, not back and forth, just gentle stroking.
That works for ours when Mrs O does it . . .
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John
Oh, and do it gently - a light stroking motion, not rubbing, not back and forth, just gentle stroking.
That works for ours when Mrs O does it . . .
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I use a vinegar and water solution and microfibres cloth
If the solution is warm/ hot it works faster, but a spray bottle is fine with a cold solution
Use it same solution for all mirrors windows etc In the house
Sandra
If the solution is warm/ hot it works faster, but a spray bottle is fine with a cold solution
Use it same solution for all mirrors windows etc In the house
Sandra
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+1 for vinegar solution n microfibre cloth
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Acrylic, sorry
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I’ve had to try to remedy many people’s strange cleaning chemical disasters in my time. The simple answer is just plain water - but try to do it more often! 😂
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I use a soft hand brush and plain water before doing anything else Dave, then once dry a simple car polish, keep it simple, she'll be done quicker and back to make your lunch.
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