Pesticide Stuck On Windows

[Guest]

One of my customers had an exterminator spray some pesticide agent all over her house that will not come off the windows with a standard window cleaning. None of the soaps, windex or using a razor seem to effect this staining. Is there anything specially formulated for removing pesticide stains from windows? If not, what do you recommend my customer do?

[StainJedi]

I have ran into this problem on more then one occasion. I used One-Restore seems to do nicely for both situations. I would also think applying something like Oil-Flo on a rag or sponge should cut it quite nicely.

Sometimes the wool has to come out or even the Knuckler w/Wool-It to edge the windows nicely.

[ShowMe]

(03-06-2011 12:02 PM)StainJedi Wrote:  I have ran into this problem on more then one occasion. I used One-Restore seems to do nicely for both situations. I would also think applying something like Oil-Flo on a rag or sponge should cut it quite nicely.

Sometimes the wool has to come out or even the Knuckler w/Wool-It to edge the windows nicely.

Would One Restore be over kill??? Just wondering??

[StainJedi]

(03-06-2011 04:01 PM)ShowMe Wrote:  

(03-06-2011 12:02 PM)StainJedi Wrote:  I have ran into this problem on more then one occasion. I used One-Restore seems to do nicely for both situations. I would also think applying something like Oil-Flo on a rag or sponge should cut it quite nicely.

Sometimes the wool has to come out or even the Knuckler w/Wool-It to edge the windows nicely.

Would One Restore be over kill??? Just wondering??

In some cases possibly but...when it's been on the window for awhile coupled with temperature of glass and time of year no it works fine & safe for most situations.

Craig

[LanceGolden]

Recently, i have been using Bio-solv on certain issues (thanks Steve), I would be willing to bet this would be a much better choice on this guys problem... Spray on, a little dwell, and clean as usual.