@user-sy4wo1hi3z regular soap solution used everyday. Rinse any surface so CLR is removed.

Can always find me on the forum www.windowcleaningwarriors.com and better way to assist there

KZbin has nothing to do with finding jobs. Your marketing is what will fet you jobs. Even jn a saturated market with many companies offering window cleaning yiu can get the quality jobs by separating your services from others. Use your reputation, safety record and portfolio to do this. People always compare themselves to others, be yourself and others will soon compare them to you.

Winsol 120 soap for window cleaning I've found better cutter for various dirt, debris and fingerprints. Firts the low foaming does not dry on glass as fast as dish soap. It also in concentrated, less goes further than dish soap. A.window that gets hot in sun/wind greatly benefits when being cleaned by a wetting agent/cleaner that stays wet longer, especially large commercial, often tinted glass.

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 Awesome thank you for the feedback!

Great question. Every squeegee channel and handle has a proper angle and one that is most comfortable to a user. New users often make the mistake of trying many, tools never giving one an opportunity to produce results at the users comfortable hand angle. The angle changes when used on a pole. Concentrate on watching the squeegee when poling, keeping the squeegee at the same angle as the body/armes adjust to keep the same angle. When fanning by hand, moving in and out of corners often leaves users to lower their palm during these movements. Keeping the squeegee handle at the same angle is key. Try holding in hand and dropping your pinky finger to the glass as a guide to the angle and ability to maintain it in and out of turns.or corners. While.at first it seems tough, it will simply become second nature or a memory hand movement keeping that angle. Another thought is eyes following behind squeegee as it moves. If you see the haze left behind that dries quickly, the angle.is wrong, correct it immediately

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 Thank you so much for the tips . I'll follow that thanks again!

Bottom was rinsed with a higher flow from above. A clean window rinses with less water because it's a smooth surface not tacky or rough with dirt/debris gone. Why not offer insides? Dark tinted windows can reduce clean time using wfp too. Once you experience a clear window versus a darkly tinted you know ine shows less flaws, dirt etc.

A thought many don't think off when watching videos is how can I clean faster, more efficiently and with less movements. People love watching a person fanning by hand or pole but to what point is it overkill? Users know that every turn can increase a hack, line or drip.....so reduce turns using a larger squeegee.

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 well said. fanning with a pole is not faster than straight pulls.

LOL, you say lazy , I say efficient!

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 i now look back and realize that this is infact, more efficient

This is a WinMate but no longer manufactured. There are similar systems that adapt to a step ladder though. Do a search for window cleaning storm easel or similar possibky

Remember, every user will develop their own methods to a point. Start somewhere and tweak it ad you develop to get your style and methods that work for you. So many ways to clean a window

We use a 18" squeegee for all of them. Even the thin long sections. The 4 corners are 3" x 3" so we buff those with our normal detailing rag, huck surgicals.

@windowwarriorsforum9112 nice. I've been doing long but narrow windows with a small squeegee, but doing side pulls with an 18 inch actually makes a lot more sense! Thanks a lot! Your channel is great.

I use a basic nylon belt with quick connect buckle. Attached is a Reach It 3 tool bucket on a belt and leather tool holder for scraper with a bullring for rag. Keeping it simple

No but will. Really depends on individual setup versus time used and location of water source. If you have a tank based system it may be a quicker setup and ideal for smaller jobs. Otherwise when connecting to water spigot must be worth the time of setup/teardown vs amount of work to clean. Heights of work or access could be a contributor also

@windowwarriorsforum9112 thank you!

The track for brush is one piece, metal spine of brush slides in, simple. I've only seen one size trach slot and brush spine. T fitting will be whatever you choose and purchase tube for

Thank man you’ve been helpful! One last question, what did you use to hold the tracks and holders? Like the outer metal part? And would you have a link to that? Thank you

​@Guy_fit or crimp / squeeze botton so track is skinny

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 Thank you, and where did you get that massive U channel? I cant find any that are wide enough, do you have a link?

Here is a video with removing construction debris kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6XHkpZ7op6cfM0si=1yJLQ41Zy1iuUIh2

One "swipe" takes 2 seconds max. On a job with 200 windows and one less swipe per window you're saving 400 seconds MAX. 400 seconds = 6.6 minutes. I personally wouldn't even notice 6 and a half minutes.

Possibly when guys dont produce volume in a day. This was on a small window. Now consider a window larger and saving time per window is what is being considered

When windows turn out spot free means job well done. When you cut time off per window and are still being completed spot free, even better.

I watched debris exit to ground. No underground drains at this site.

@@windowwarriorsforum9112gotta watch those upper elbows for clogs too. I clean gutters for a living and we clear all debris by hand first, then after dragging our 150ft hose onto the roof we spray all the lines clean and watch for any elbow clogs, &/or underground clogs. If there’s an elbow clog I just remove the hose nosal and snake it out with the hose.

You'd need to do a quick local search on laws in your area. Many state laws require workers must be 18 to work on roofs, ladders or hazardous jobs but other areas of window cleaning working from ground lime water fed pole is ok

Look at past comments, this was asked before

I’m sorry I cannot find the past mount instruction where the strip brush holders go!. Can you do a cut and paste to reply? Thanks! 😊

Ok I saw the nuts outside the channel to assume the brush holders are mounted. Thought the aluminum U channel came with channels ! Thanks! 😊

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What has been the problem?

Actually not, with increased flow there is no issue. Did 2, 3 story buildings with this method and turned out perfect. 400 windows. Obviously depends how dirty and Always check your results.

I do use an activated carbon filter which does include chlorine removal

The entire 5 story building took 2 men 2 hours inside and 2 hours outside . Outside has 2x as many windows with blind panels. $2400

Doesn't really work like that on large commercial. This job is a 22 story building that brings in $90,000 per year with monthly, quarterly and annual, scopes of work

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 thank you 😊 hello from Texas 🤠

100% agree

IPC gas cart and is my favorite system. Has pressure or can use with only water pressure too. These can be purchased with mo pump but add on a pump easily later

@@windowwarriorsforum9112 it's hooked up to the Honda gas pressure washer?

No, the IPC Eagle Hydro Cart is a water purification system. Solo is same as a ZERO or similar cart but whats ideal with the IPC is it can be paired with an battery pump, 120 Volt pump or gas pump. It can grow with a user or buy fully set for 2 users from the start. It's nice because pumps are onboard, no separate carrying or loading but attached to unit always but can opt to use or not depending on the site. I'll do a video detailing it