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Cleaning a PVCu door

djtonyb
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Can anyone recommend a good cheap cleaner for my double glazed front door, rather than me shelling out for expensive chemicals
Many thanks
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If its a white PVC door use Jiff/Cif I used to be a Window fitter and thats
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I would avoid a gritty cleaner like Cif because it may scratch the surface;) and would try something like Asda Multi surface cleaner (lemon fresh) 1 litre for 75p.10 Dec 2007 - Led Zeppelin - I was there. :j [/COLOR]:cool2: I wear my 50 (gold/red/white) blood donations pin badge with pride. [/SIZE][/COLOR]Give blood, save a life. [/B]0
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With over 20 years experience in the glass trade. I can fully recommend Jif (Cif) to clean white plastic doors/windows. Most window fitters I know have used it for years (and still do). It's exactly the same as specialised cream cleaners for windows/doors at a fraction of the cost.
A light clean with Jif, then rinse it off with water wont harm the plastic at all.How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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I do like a giigle , Ive had this discussion before and people
agree Cif is the way to go or you can buy Hodgsons cleaner
which has the same texture as Cif and here is a picture of my bottle
of cleaner, I did say I used to be a window fitter. Glazier0 -
Forget Jif/Cif, it's much easier and quicker (and it is much more effective) to use the specialist cleaner. I always use the UPVC cleaner from B&Q (cost around £2).0
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NOWSE wrote:Forget Jif/Cif, it's much easier and quicker (and it is much more effective) to use the specialist cleaner. I always use the UPVC cleaner from B&Q (cost around £2).
Is this the comedy half hour? :rotfl:0
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