Dry. Brush screen cleaning

[pagliachi]

@Alex Lacey

I have tried dry brushing on a couple of occasions. I couldn’t stand it. For me, if I have to take the screen outside to avoid making a mess of it, I might as well wet wash and get it 100% clean. If I’m cleaning casement windows that aren’t too dirty, I’ll scrub the screen with my stripwasher before removing it, then wipe it down with a hand towel after I take it out of the frame. That way, dust doesn’t go flying, and I don’t make a mess in the home. That’s been the fastest method for me, and it keeps my lungs and nostrils clear.

But if I were going to dry brush, that wallpaper brush looks pretty nice.

We don’t run into many casement windows in these parts. (have not done ANY yet…)
When running a 2 man crew i ALLWAYS wet wash the screens.
When alone, its more efficent for me to dry brush, and they do come out looking almost the same.
I am leaning tward a hogs hair or a wall paper brush…
Pax

[system]

[MENTION=3025]pagliachi[/MENTION]
I noticed that. Maybe because of the burn. I started to wash the front. Good scrub. Dry scrubbed the rear, wet wiped the frame. Looked just like the front did.

[danwagner]

I use the Ettore Super Brush.
It’s pretty good, but maybe I’ll try some of the other suggestions.