Maximize Your Window Cleaning Efficiency with Perfect Flow Rates!

[@CrystalCleanWindows]

Thank you for all the help and pointers, great doing these lives and hope this helps some of you out👍

[@ched999uk]

Sorry I missed the live, had to go out. Will catch up later.

[@CrystalCleanWindows]

No worries Ched mate, hope all is well and stay safe 👍

[@DanielEllisMusic]

On my regular customers I rinse on the glass, stiffer brush with high flow and 100• fans, never had any problems with spotting, no complaints either so win win 👍🏻 First cleans and less regular jobs I will always use xline brush with rinse bar though.

[@CrystalCleanWindows]

Nice to know about rinsing on the glass with high flow and the stiffer brush. I have been thinking about using the Xline Rinse bar brush first cleans. And to try a Gardiners brush for maintenance cleans.

[@DanielEllisMusic]

@@CrystalCleanWindows I’d definitely give it a go, so much variety on gardiner I believe they have a chart that helps you pick too☺️

[@yourcleanerwindows6969]

So I thought I would run the test today to see how much water I get in 1 min. Ran my flow controller at 80 with my x line wide brush with the rinse bar. in 1 min it was exactly 2 litres on water. I then turned down the controller to 70 and it was 1.75 litres of water. I think I'm going to test all my other brushes and make a list of what to run them at. Great live as usual.

[@CrystalCleanWindows]

Hi Matt, what are the chances of that? Geat to hear that it was a 2 litre per min at the setting you liked. Great way to see the settings for the other brushes. Would also be good for the Gardiners backpack. So you know the rough area for the flow controller knob to be.

[@yourcleanerwindows6969]

@@CrystalCleanWindows yeah hadn’t thought of that.

[@pbproclean]

Missed the live again! 😩 interesting to hear you speak about Facebook ads, I’ve recently been having a think about whether I could avoid advertising on FB all together 🤔

[@CrystalCleanWindows]

It’s worth a small punt but for me it attracted the wrong type of customer. It has worked for other people though. To be honest as you get busier you’ll find word of mouth the best way to get new customers. A small advert in a local advertiser works really well. Village voices is an advertiser that delivers to all the local villages with some articles. £60 for a year on the smallest advert size. One monthly customer will more than cover that. Plus you get to have your name alongside other local businesses.

[@yourcleanerwindows6969]

@@kevdubbleyou doesn't help when people post in the groups advertising gutter cleaning so next to nothing. I don't advertise on Facebook anymore, only post on my business page.