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[@bengarcia6898]

The bronze wool pad link isn’t working anymore

[@JovaniPrice-hq1wp]

Do you do the inside too? And if so how do u ask and price please thank you!!

[@mapools777]

I learned so much watching this two years ago. Implemented it into my window cleaning jobs and been a success ever since

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Amazing!

[@jeremywallace9494]

I'm not even a window cleaner, and not quite sure why I'm watching these. Just satisfying to see clean glass I guess, lol

[@kevinblanchard611]

Good weed will do that

[@kevinblanchard611]

What type of steel wool do you use the finest?

[@Lightning-zd2qm]

@@kevinblanchard611 0000 steel wool 👍

[@user-fj1pq8me7w]

Get your window hustle going bro

[@thewindozer]

LISTEN to this guy, he does it right. You follow what he is doing and you will generate customers. Good job SteveO, that's what I'm talking about!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Kenny D thank you Kenny!!

[@travisleonard8783]

All right brother, this is Travis Leonard with Christian Brothers window cleaning been cleaning windows since 1990. Almost every step you do and about half of what Luke does is exactly what I figured out over 25 plus years you are great my friend!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Travis Leonard thank you Travis that means a lot!! I’m still learning everyday!

[@harrisonbond2070]

This is the best channel I’ve been binge watching! Starting work next week as a window cleaner

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@mattclark5598]

Steve-o, You don't mess around and I love your style and technique. Thanks for being so kind to film so many different types of jobs. It really helps. Be Safe Man !!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Matt Clark thank you Matt

[@domthornton5994]

I think you have finally convinced me to use a big bath towel lol

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

True Window Cleaning a bath towel is a necessity 😉

[@AllaNetWork]

🤣😂

[@jordansmith4017]

Great video !!! I’m about to start my journey in the window cleaning business and this video was a huge help on technique and what not to do. Thank you so much!!!

[@stickerman8816]

I've noticed after watching several professional window cleaner videos, no one is wearing suspenders with their tool belt. How come? Enjoy your videos and thanks ahead of time!

[@colonynaut1627]

I'm one and I agree - I have leather suspenders in the post. It makes more sense to move the weight away from the waist.

[@ewingsharp8916]

Big fan of your tips SteveO I’d recommend an extra pair of tennis shoes with shoe covers kept in your van. They stay clean and save your feet on ladders indoors. They’re easy to slip on and off. Getting interested in the trad pole you’re carrying. Looks better than tightening clamps👊

[@jaries7949]

I'm a window cleaner from the uk And i have say you make it look easy And stress easy , i been doing the job for 3 years, and it can be hard work at times especially here in the UK when you cleaning houses that haven't been cleaned since being built, i like to use the moermon exc Squeegee then i get zero detailing.

[@aleksitjvladica.]

This is mind-blowing for Me. PS Wow it ended so fast! I was so involved in the storyline! I wanted this to be so much longer! I feel like this is just the intro!

[@dutchshinewindows484]

We have a very similar approach and philosophy. I understood what you meant when you referred to certain squeegees, using too much soap to make some types work etc. Good stuff!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Dutch Shine Windows your welcome, thank you!!

[@Obiekb]

Good stuff! I’ve seen a few of your videos so far and like them a lot. I’ve been cleaning windows for a while now, just over 27 years. I’m old a slow! I believe there’s always something new to learn. It’s a good way to make a living as long as you treat people kindly and make their glass shine. Keep up the good work.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

James Proulx thank you!! I learn something new every day!

[@aleishaallen5025]

Hello, I am from New Zealand. I have just started doing build cleans. They are difficult. Your videos have helped me. Thank you so much

[@andresmullin4978]

Where about in Nz are you?

[@markfrombriz]

never underestimate the cleaning power of a thumbnail !!

[@mikhial911]

😅😅🤙🏽💯

[@dylanthompsen8488]

This could not have been posted at a better time😅 I'm doing a similar house in two days and this taught me like everything I needed! Dope work man keep going💪

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Dylan Thompsen thank you!! Glad it helped!!

[@pnswindowcleaning6557]

Hi Stevo, I like your attitude with regards to "standards". I am guilty of over cleaning in the past and have recently started to not obsess over getting the glass perfect. My work days are much easier and quicker this way, My hourly rate has gone way up. I would prefer to leave the odd spot here and there to working harder and longer. I think it's not about ripping people off and more about still providing a quality service in a more efficient manner. Thanks. Paul, Wales uk.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Pnswindowcleaning exactly!! We’re only human to try to make everything perfect is too much. What we do is thousand times better then most of our customers can do so I don’t worry about it

[@krakentech]

Thanks for this video. I share a lot of your ethos and techniques. I thought I was the odd man out in my area so it's nice to see someone who is like minded. Love the work! And yeah, ladder work in socks = the worst!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

krakentech thank you!! The feet get sore quick 😤

[@nancyblair9862]

Use a razor blades can't scratch unless you press too hard - just do it lightly! The 4 in. Ones are so fast and there if you really need extra power for paint or hard bug stuff🤗

[@emilystubbs5650]

Ohh yesss thank you!! And shout out to the almighty magic eraser! I know you just used it for one little thing, but damn those things are genius. Endless uses for them.

[@eschwake18]

Dude, great tips and techniques, this video couldn't have been more timely THX🤘

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Elijah & Kristin Schwake thank you!!

[@klar84skov]

Hello from Denmark. love your videos SteveO. It's great to hear your experiences and thoughts when cleaning windows in such a house. has even changed technique regarding the use of soap from directly on the mop to dissolved in water. It's so much better. thanks for another great video.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

klarskovpolering your welcome, thank you!

[@marlonmangawang7177]

Always a wonderful work steve. I learned new trick again from you Man!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Marlon Mangawang thank you Marlon

[@jaygettel6598]

The squeegee fitting perfectly always satisfies me

[@torreswindowcleaningmemo8210]

Good work like always maestro!!!@ yesterday I figured it out that using to much soap can dry faster on the glass bad results I feel lo like in this business we can learn different things every day!! If you wet down a few windows ahead of you they clean much easier ones you get to them!! 👍

[@joserios895]

Hey SteveO, I really love your videos. I've picked up some great tips. if I can impart some knowledge to you; be careful with those basement windows. A lot of them are tempered and shouldn't be bladed. Here's a list of which windows should be tempered according to code: Bathrooms, sliders, doors, anything 3 feet from a door, anything 18" off the ground or lower. Also, always be sure to look in the corners of the windows to see if they are tempered. if they're tempered they usually say, "tempered," buy not always.

[@blacklight4460]

Codes vary

[@georgea6403]

Why shouldn’t tempered be bladed?

[@davidmackintosh429]

I've just subscribed to your videos, I'm a domestic cleaner and my clients often ask me about window cleaning. I decided to bite the bullet and buy some quality window-cleaning gear: your videos have helped massively in getting it done to a high standard. Cheers!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Glad its helped!!

[@jamesnaud5497]

Your videos help me so much for my company, thank you!!

[@emmawainwright5527]

Excellent detail work Stevo!

[@darlenerothenay6251]

Thank you for sharing your tip on the steel wool! Well done video!

[@gaudycouturist4856]

Find myself binge watching, u should ASMR Window cleaning, perfect voice...hahahaha, u heard it here first! 6/18/2020

[@Reitz86]

I kinda fell into part time window cleaning, it helps being 6’5” with a big wing span, lol, inside windows I keep a big towel at the window base for drip control and frame wipe down and I shoulder a big towel and couple small micro fiber towels for detailing, thank you for the great content👍

[@johndudash2579]

Totally in agreement about adding too much soap , let them do that in UK, I’ve been cleaning residential for 35 years, soap in the bucket has always done fine, no complaints, maybe Dawn is so much more superior than Fairy, ... we do things a little different in America!

[@amimallek2747]

I am a big big fan of your hard work. Bravo 🙌

[@thewindozer]

STEVE, it's like I am watching....myself clean windows. I do the same as you, with damn near the same exact tools. ETTORE MICROFIBER and THE LEDGE-EZE......OH YEAH!!!!

[@garryclarke7695]

Nice job. I only clean my own and relatives windows, but find the humble sponge is perfect for tidying up after washing. All the best from England.

[@adambaruch4358]

came for the technique. stayed for the satisfaction

[@SalCaradonna]

I was just about to get my LLC and contractors' insurance when I was offered a job as a supervisor. Kind of wanted the freedom of window cleaning -but I will do the weekends instead, plus the added benefit of a steady paycheck.

[@laurenceoflaherty4787]

Thanks Steve, another good video with great Tips, I've never used Bronze wool before, but definitely getting some now, all the best to you sir.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Laurence Oflaherty they are one of the best useful tools I’ve came across in the last year

[@silentgrind34]

Does it smudge or get any marks on a perfectly clean window

[@braxn17hoq12]

Hello steveo, first time comment on one of your videos. I worked in residential for about 6 years before switching to highrise and large commercial, where detailing is basically not a thing outside of very rare instances. In my residential days I pretty much used all the same things you do for detailing. However for the past few years I have been doing a large building lobby on a monthly basis where I have to detail due to metal knobs that stick out in the middle and corner of every window. I was recommended a natural chamois and was surprised how well it works. I'd kinda describe it as a cross between a surgical towel and a microfiber cloth. You can use it damp so there's basically no laundry afterwards and it last for an entire day. Curious if you've ever tried one or your opinion on one.

[@pagosasparkles5910]

I am a newbie! Very excited to get started tomorrow! What was the pad you were using to detail the window before it got too worn out? I have the steel wool, but like the system you have! Thanks for all the tips!

[@scottd5789]

Great vid. Thank you!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

You're welcome!

[@fentoncleanworks3188]

Hi Steve. Love the video. Question. Do you offer this detail level of service for all residential customers or is this a speciality service and if so, how much more do you charge? Thanks for all the great videos!

[@paulhanson6008]

Enjoyed the video. Some great tips. Thanks:)

[@TheJaku.]

I used to install double glazed units and glass a while back and its sad to see how many installers of glass fail to razor off the edges neatly then using pro glass cleaning solution its like £8 a bottle and 2 sprays and a 50p razor a steady hand and 3 mins your work looks worlds apart once you have finished. you clean windows great and I don't blame you for not wanting to scratch the units. keep up the good work mate :)

[@refreshlandscapelighting4813]

Great vid Steve o!

[@anthonypaganico32]

Learned more from this guy then many of the others

[@dream88power]

Thanks for the Vid. Definitely got some good tips from it.

[@ryanfewster574]

Good tips Steve O I have a tip for you cob Webb Brush is something I think you should have on your tool belt or at least in your Arsenal it comes in handy with frames tracks ledges screens also a scrubber with a handle for Bronze pad white pad red pad steel wool I got one from windows 101 thing is great it saves my hands my wrists and time just felt like sharing a bit 😉👍🏻

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Ryan Fewster thank you for the tips!! I always do have a couple cobweb dusters in the van and they are very useful and give a great touch to the final product!

[@nilsrbenjamin]

thanks for sharing your skills ! much appreciated

[@Johan-bf4bx]

Good video as always SteveO 19:00 that’s true! 😎👌

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Johan H thank you Johan

[@KlikAndSeuss]

Yes sir! Getting it, how we living it!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Casey Lee 👍

[@leepoole9463]

Beautiful work steveo your my master

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Lee Poole thank you!!

[@maikon-agora8905]

Hello! I'm from Brazil and I do not speak English so I'm asking this question that may sound silly, but it's because I did not understand what you said. Why do you use the steel sponge on the dry glass after using the squeegee? does it not cause risks? Thanks for your videos, it has helped me a lot. I wish success for you!

[@Johnnyreengo]

The vlog style are my favorite

[@briantaylor5676]

Stevo, Nice video. I love Unger tools. I love using the Unger ergotech Ninja handle with a Ettore super channel. What is your favorite squeegee? You helped me a lot to start useing my Unger 0 degree. I love that tools Thanks for the help and encouragement.

[@fm1886]

Squeeging inside just hold your applicator under the area you are squeeging and follow it down.....no problems with water on the floor or sill.

[@ajp7534]

Amazing video!! U have inspired me to create my own window cleaning business. Also, shouldn’t I be worried of using steel wool on the window? And should I make a damage waiver release form?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

AJP75 a damage waiver release form is a good idea especially for construction cleans. Make sure you use 0000 steel wool and just never use it on tint and you’ll be good

[@masedisto]

Thanks for the great video 👌 Any reason why you didn’t use a pole instead of a ladder on the inside? Thanks in advance 🙏

[@michaelstine5211]

Great video! What’s the best way master pole work? From the right equipment to the best skills and techniques tp practice? I’m pretty sure you’re the best person to ask. Thanks for your great videos!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

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[@michaelstine5211]

Perfect! Thank you!

[@williamstewart9218]

Where can I buy one of those ladders with the narrow tops

[@trishrobinson3535]

Thanks 4 the great tips😊

[@JtJt-bg8rn]

Fantastic , what’s the bronze wool pad ? Not sure we have them down under .

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

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[@rowdyharris3688]

In your video for detailing commercial can you show how you minimize detailing when you're squeegeeing and how you put the towel on the pole and squeegee with the pole? Also if you could talk a little about when you finish detailing if you want there to be zero water on the window or if you're alright if a little trail of water, if you have a difference between commercial and residential on what you requiring your degree of a detailing (i.e., if you'll leave a little water on commercial). I squeegee and leave just a ton of water when I'm done. I don't know why that happens, but there is a river along the side of the windows and it forces me to spend a bunch of time detailing and uses more towels than I want to think about.

[@sm1353]

why wouldnt you use a pole for the stairwell windows at 16:55? i know stack ladders is standard but seems a pole may save you ladder time?

[@lisajohnson8566]

Thanks for the tips here as I just purchased a new squeegee, mop and bucket as I'm so tired of my dirty windows. One question before I go out on the ladder and get this job done is what kind of soap do you use and how much. I used to use "Windex" and towels to do this but that stuff just attracts the dirt and stuff. You pro's all use soap and a squeegee so that is the direction I'm going. I'm watching your video and learning. Thanks again for the tips and the help. Great video!!

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Lisa Johnson hey, just use some dawn dish soap and water. No need for expensive window cleaning detergents.

[@lisajohnson8566]

Thanks Steve for the help and advice. Got my tools, a new bottle of blue Dawn and tomorrow I will go clean all the windows in my house, inside and out. This will be the first time I'm using a squeegee but I've watched you do it so I'll take my time and give it a try.. Again thanks for the help.

[@lisajohnson8566]

Well Steve0 I had to thank you sincerely for your videos and your advice. I got my windows cleaned and what an amazing difference doing it "the professional way" . I used to do my windows with a towel and "Windex" but they never looked like this!! First I have to say the learning curve using a squeegee is almost vertical for someone that has never used one except on the windshield of my car. Also I have to say it took a lot of trial and error to get the soap mix right. As I'm sure everyone starts out with WAY too much soap. But I kept dumping half my bucket and refilling it with clear water until I just knew I had the right mix and as you say it's not much. My first windows were in the direct sunlight and there I had to do and redo until I got them "good enough". But then I moved on the the balance of my 8 total windows including the oval window in my front door. By the time I was done I had a pretty good idea of what I was doing with the squeegee. Now I went back to the first two windows that were still in the direct sun and with the "experience" I had I redid those windows and they actually came out as good as the others. Using a mop with soap is the hot set up for sure - inside and out. I'm a retired older woman and not going into this business but I will certainly do my windows far more often then I have because this truly did an excellent job and was a lot easier then a towel and bottled cleaner. Thank you so much for sharing your secrets and making your video's. You helped me get the job done successfully.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

@@lisajohnson8566 Thank you Lisa, that makes me happy that this video helped make your world brighter with clean windows. A squeegee and mop just make it so much easier!!

[@reliablewindowcleaning9829]

Comment about the soap to mop and window starting at at video log 8:30; I like to have a small squirt bottle, of my normal solution, with me just in case my mop starts to dry. I apply that to the mop not the window. It also comes in handy for washing out sills.

[@joeblakely5950]

I like to have what I call clean cloths and dirty cloths. Keep clean clean like for use on the sides of windows and dirty cloths for use at the base of the windows

[@four-x-trading5606]

What is the ratio of water to dawn dish soap you use?

[@andreas_kyburz]

This was great, thank you so much!

[@nacok9681]

Your cleaning wipers are very good quality.

[@andrewloya73]

Watch all your videos and really appreciate all your tips, just curious why you don't utilize your DI more?

[@MalteseNinja22]

Hey SteveO, do you have a video going over your choice of belt and holster set up?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

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[@Kickinwing_85]

Entrance and exit strips are called door sills. And from floor and carpet or floor to floor are called transition strips. I usually call all of them transition strips by default.

[@rowdyharris3688]

When you're fanning and are running your squeegee along the side, are you trying to get as close as you can to the edge without touching it or are you trying to run it down the edge, making contact the whole way?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Rowdy Harris making contact the whole way lightly

[@rowdyharris3688]

@@SteveOthewindowcleaner Thanks, man. That has seriously never occurred to me. I've sat in front of a window squeegeeing then remop then squeegeeing. Just trying to figure out how to reduce the leftover. Thanks.

[@ItsMyLifeDaralynn]

This is an excellent video .

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Thank you

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Thinking about starting up soon. I'm subscribing.

[@Vestin732]

Flat seals are the worst with any squeegee, even the Liquidators. Perpendicular seals are like cleaning with the cruise control on. Try Razer Red rubber in the Liquidators, works better than most rubber I've found. For example using Pulex Hard in a 22" Liquidator will cause skipping on the edges as well as Black Diamond rubber. In my experience, the Razer Red solves a lot of those problems with skipping. Lower sized blades benefit from the rubber as well. YMMV.

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

KehJan just ordered some the other day, excited to try it, I’ve heard mix reviews on it

[@andymawson8783]

@@SteveOthewindowcleaner i hope you get a good batch steveo , i have stopped using the red rubber as the last 3 packs i got were rubbish . i mean really bad i had to bin them , i am using spotless yellow rubber now and its sweet if you like soft rubber that is , nice vid man thanks from the uk

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

andy mawson review coming out this week

[@MrG-hm7xs]

What was that brass channel that you were using, and do you use medium or soft rubber for your sorbo

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Ettore master brass slim channel, I use ettore rubber

[@OneManParade]

Don't mess with the silicon. It was probably put there because of a leaky window. You don't want to open yourself up to that kind of liability.

[@thestalionmassimo]

Great video

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Thanks!

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@@SteveOthewindowcleaner thank you

[@azurdo1948]

Really nice job and off course really nice house haha

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Power Crew thank you!!

[@latinlingo44]

Excellent video what type of ladder do you use inside homes ?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

latinlingo44 everything for a 20’ Werner extension ladder, 3-5 step ladders, and 2-3 pieces of stack ladder

[@davidwilson8486]

Great stuff SteveO! We're any of those windows that were scraped Low-E? What is your recommendation or feelings about scraping low-E glass?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

David Wilson low e grabs the razor, for low e I only use a washer sleeve and squeegee, no steel wool, no razor, no magic eraser. Low e sucks

[@davidwilson8486]

@@SteveOthewindowcleaner LoL....thanks for the tip, I've been very weary of those bastards.

[@benjaminblessent1404]

Get the red devil brand steel wool, it lasts much longer, rust wise and abrasiveness wise

[@iakopoiakopo2656]

Hey SteveO. What do you call the squeegee you’re using? With the green rubber?

[@JeffJohnson_123]

I love this guy

[@brandonevans174]

Does WCR sell the new Unger handles?

[@dutchshinewindows484]

What kind of bath towels do you use? We use them too, but I'm curious where you get yours?

[@brandonevans174]

Dutch Shine Windows I’m interested in knowing that also.

[@FallenFlag9]

As an electrician, I can relate with wanting to hold every possible tool i own. 😆👍

[@johnnyreigh7988]

How exactly is the Moerman channel modified? Did you simply bend the end clips to make the "dogearing" more flush with the squeegee rubber?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Johnny Reighard no I clipped off the very top corners so the rubber has some room to move. I then used a heat gun to mold the tips rounded. It worked ok, still thinking of other ideas with it.

[@joshthecuh9469]

where do you get your bronze wool pads ?

[@sebastianisaccer272]

Hey SteveO, love ur videos, just started watching them :D Im from denmark and working as a prof window cleaner, but never heard of using bronze wool, but think it seems very great.! But isnt there a possibility that u scratch the windows, specially tempered glass.?

[@zwro5045]

He says to use 0000 steel wool and to not use on tinted windows.

[@jenellevisintainer4450]

Window washing is an art and gosh dang it I’m trying sooo hard to get this technique down but it’s hard!! Did you go to school for it?? 😝

[@omarraygoza3799]

Extremely helpful ✅💯☀️

[@robbiecooper2906]

How does the steel wool not scratch the window?

[@SteveOthewindowcleaner]

Do it doesn't as long as you use 0000 steel wool and don't use it on tinted windows

[@robbiecooper2906]

@@SteveOthewindowcleaner Ok, thanks

[@redsresearch]

do you have to have the invisable layer of soap on the window before you use steel wool or magic eraser?

[@mrtonestar1]

This guy is amazing