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'orrible nasty windowcleaner!

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McAnne's Gahan-Crazy

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy Report 21 Dec 2005 14:33

Chrissie - lovely YOUNG window cleaner ???? send him my way lol ............... Mine caught me yesterday looking like death in my dressing gown lol - acted really weird and kinda gave me a bemused look ............... but I think it was cos he spotted the cheque was made out for the usual amount - on bonus lol Well......... he's lucky I employ him at all - it's a luxury for me as it is pmsl

Christine2

Christine2 Report 21 Dec 2005 14:27

Puff Pant Puff Pant gasp:)) I've have just been hareing up the road after my lovely young window cleaner, who did mine a while ago. He says that he doesn't know of anything for removing scratches but that may be because he has never made any lol:)) He says that if there was any cement on the glass and the window cleaner didn't remove it with (can't remember this bit) first, the cement would have rolled round the window and scratched it. He said though, that he is going to his glass company that supply his equipment in the next few days and he will ask if there is a remedy for you. If he finds out anything that will help he is going to drop round and let me know. Will keep you posted if he finds anything out. Chrissie xx

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy Report 21 Dec 2005 14:26

Get a new window cleaner too .............

Jane

Jane Report 21 Dec 2005 14:26

Wonder if you could try the cleaner used on a Halogen cooker. I had some scratches on my cooker top and the cleaner has silicone in ,and I can;t see the Scraches now Jay

Paul

Paul Report 21 Dec 2005 14:23

Clean the glass thoroughly, dry it with a lint free cloth. Put tooth paste on it, scrape it off, so that the tooth paste fills the gap. Let the toothpaste dry, and the polish the glass, should get the scratches out! :-))

Trish

Trish Report 21 Dec 2005 14:22

I'm sure there's a cheap way of repairing scratch marks on glass - but I can't remember what it was for the life of me. Will let you know if I think of it.

AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 21 Dec 2005 14:12

I would assume that you would get nothing from him because you have no proof that it was done by them, unless you have an independant witness, then you w ould probably have to pursue it through the small claims court. You could check if he belongs to any association that you could complain to. You need to check with a glass dealer or a double glazing firm about polishing the scratches out. Ann Glos

Emma

Emma Report 21 Dec 2005 14:08

Three weeks ago when the windowcleaner was last here two sets of my patio doors were filthy because of building work and garden work I've had done. The boss did one and his young lad did the other set. The next time the sun shone through, we're south facing so very sunny, the pair the young lad did we're covered in tiny scratches, and I mean covered. It must have been how he'd tried to scrape of the bits of cement etc from the builders. The window cleaners just been again and I collared him about it. We've ended up having a full blown barny in my garden - with him saying it can't possibly be them because the other ones are fine and I must have just not noticed it before now! From the blinking doorway of the room it stands out like a sore thumb when the sun shines. I'm so upset - he was really bellowing at me, in my own garden! No doubt with all the 'ladies what lunch' listening from their surrounding houses. Anyone know where he stands responsibilty wise, or if scratches can be polished out of glass like they can stainless steel? Thanks - blubbering Em x

Emma

Emma Report 21 Dec 2005 14:08

I'm so angry. See below