Hi, I am a new waterfed pole practitioner, and have recently taken on a huge job, the hard part is a huge skylight above a pool, I estimate the skylight at 50feet to 60feet long, by 30feet to 40feet wide. and its 15 feet at lowest to 35 feet at highest point above pool. and there are beams that cross below the skylight as support girders.
Im trying to figure out how to clean the skylight without getting stuff in the water, Im thinking of covering the pool with a plastic sheet, and having a pump to remove the water that falls on the sheet.
Yes I realize that 99.9995% of you will NOT know what I’m talking about.
Matt Perry is an awesome member here, and he has a loyal compadre named Dewey.
Do they have a pool cover? Most indoor pools have a cover as a legal requirement because the pool can’t be fenced off to protect playing children.
I do two of these which are so old and the glass is so greyed over that it doesn’t really make a difference anyhow.both customers really want the green mold off of the outside s
I break out the Unger aluminum n lite on these greenhouse roofs because the pole takes a good pounding from the roof edges and the aluminum can take it. And it’s real cheap.
Glass gleam for at triple concentration works really well on green roofs, I use an old Mr Longarm with a curved top section to get the downward angle to apply gg4 (HOT! Water). With a very abrasive porcupine strip washer,used only for this type of work because it will get very mucked up
You ll find that because of all the chlorine in the air all the time that the upper insides have a very light fogging. ESP will work very well there, buts hard overhead work
