Cleaning Tips - How to clean windows like a professional - Part 2

[@martindutson5878]

This is an excellent window cleaning demo. The sign of a true professional is where a job that requires skill is made to look easy - and you certainly do that. If anyone has tried cleaning windows, you'll know how difficult it is to have a smear-free finish every time! Great stuff - thanks

[@windodog]

This is best demo of fanning I have seen it 's exactly how I fan myself. Just one difference it's, how you clean the squeezie by changing the leading edge to the trailing edge. You make it look easy, I don't if I'm getting it all right. When you clean the rubber in motion do you actually quickly swipe the back of the blade onto dry glass, well that's a magic movement. Fair play to you for showing it to me.

[@narellekennedy5170]

Thanks so much - this is such a helpful video. I am a small business owner and need to do some high windows. I now feel I know what to buy and how to do it to get a reasonably good result:)

[@salaryman540]

thank you KZbin for gearing me up for my future job

[@NickSwe]

reaaaally useful, I'll start working on this in the next few days and I really don't wanna start from zero, so I'll give it a few more spins before I start :)

[@Diegog5]

Thanks Clickcleaning you have helped about of people (around 14,000).

[@jerharris1]

Excellent demo thanks. Quite an art!

[@windowcleaningdude7510]

Cutting the edge will wear out your squeegee rubber faster on the end corners, to save your rubber either dry the glass where it meets the frame with a dry detailing towel to create your dry edge or learn fanning and cut into the glass and you won't need to dry your squeegee or dry a edge to start.

[@myfairyking9159]

Why has a UK link been given when this is an Australian video?

[@raoulloustaunau9789]

Yes do everything hes saying if you want to take for ever to wash a window

[@johnroekoek12345]

Don't water around the frame. Leave a tiny bit dry.

[@aemackintosh]

Great tips 😃👍🏼

[@marcusaurelius9139]

Do you recommend using terrycloth or microfiber towel to make the dry edge? Thanks.

[@popandtheboys339]

I use microfiber.

[@samjo3422]

I prefer terry cloth as it absorbs water more efficiently.

[@popandtheboys339]

If you squeegee the window properly, you just need to wick the corners, and a microfiber will not leave any lint, residue or streaks. It's also good for buffing a quick smudge out, too. Terry cloths may be just as good, but I prefer the Terry for sopping up larger water. I bead my corners with the microfiber. Also, I recommend not squeegeeing horizontally or vertically. I use the s-wipe method. Less lifting the squeegee, less moisture left behind, and less streaks. I'm going to be making some videos on the subject soon.

[@marcusaurelius9139]

It looks like that backflip works best when the window is not that dirty.

[@etc72]

cool Video I really​ need to clean so :)

[@Bushcraft242]

Awsome

[@paulbuckley1208]

I use a pole. He’s very reasonable.

[@bennymoestopo]

thanks u for ur information

[@Heytherebuds]

Bad rubbers will always come back and bite ya

[@rodrigosouza3568]

Rs serviços Limpeza de vidros Pix 🍀

[@misterm1168]

Oh stop I'm too high for this. My rubber needs replacement

[@customvrocker]

Why am I getting recommended window cleaning videos?

[@MoonlightSonata88]

Its a sign lol :p

[@lctm3]

nice saab.

[@chascline8024]

27 year window cleaning veteran. This is terrible training. Just terrible.