WATER FED POLE - Window Washing Technique - Window Cleaning - SATISFYING Cleaning Tips and Tricks

Quick demonstration of the water fed pole, and it's awesome ability to clean windows. This system has been AMAZING for me, and I can't wait to keep using it.

[@AllaNetWork]

Looking good bro. To me I pre wash both windows all at once before I scrub them with a brush. I do the same thing rinsing them. That way you can avoid the dirt splash to the first clean windows from a second window. Clean both windows at once.

[@NuclearGameVideos]

Half the scrubbing time, but the rinsing is on point. Remember that those tanks and filters are your expenses. Try to keep them down at all times.

[@torreswindowcleaningmemo8210]

I be careful on that top frame you can have drips! I would wait about 3 minutes then go back and finish up the process

[@MoneyIVI]

Even if you do, waterfed poles use very pure water, so it tries without any spots.

[@adidas1488]

​@@MoneyIVI pure water on a dirty frame = dirty water. It will leave drips for sure. Have u even cleaned a window ?

[@MoneyIVI]

@@adidas1488 you’re right but I guess the goal is to clean the frame good enough so that it isn’t dirty anymore

[@adidas1488]

@@MoneyIVI But there will still be drips on the window

[@carlsemineriorockfordil6796]

Yeah I’m super confused by this thing. I cleaned windows 8 years and there’s so many things stuck to the glass that need a blade, 00 steel wool and not to mention the chalky window frames that runs down the glass. There’s no way this can clean like the traditional way.

[@Shane_TWC_Ninja]

WFP are great, I’ve been incorporating it with the traditional method for years, there’s a few downfalls though, you can’t remove hard water or oxidation with it and it’s a lot of wear and tear on your forearms, wrist and shoulders. You will feel aches you’ve never felt, and it’s becoming an issue for a lot of window cleanings who have been using them for years, because of the position of your body and the way you have to scrub this windows, with the same repetitive motions all day long. My advice is to only use it when you need to. It’s not worth the physical problems you will eventually and inevitably get. Great video 🤙🏼

[@AllaNetWork]

Agree but tear and wear for our bodies may happen from doing anything especially as we age.

[@nano-zw5sp]

Free shoulder workout is a bad thing?

[@Shane_TWC_Ninja]

@@nano-zw5sp no just over time, not much time, it wrecks your shoulders and elbows, when using it on higher settings, but it’s definitely a good workout.

[@Lit_Frosty_RL]

@@nano-zw5spfor me it’s neck pain

[@stevenblackford1964]

Seems easy and more faster using a squeegee

[@CaseySpeer-zi2dn]

I’m curious about the spray. Are you using a Tucker over the top bar?

[@odoggfilms8928]

should you use soapy water or just normal water?

[@iansmith7378]

Good stuff

[@cleaningphd6453]

Thanks buddy!

[@5.slowww]

Question where does the water come from when using the pole? The Homeowner water or do you have like a machine that haves water ?

[@townbidnesz5315]

The home owners

[@CannaTiger]

Do you hook that up to the customers home water outlet? Do you have to have a water filtration system to make sure that the water comes out clear and have no mineral marks left on the window??

[@CannaTiger]

Last question…. do you offer outside cleaning of windows for one standard price? Or do you offer inside and outside windows for a standard price? I am in the process of wanting to start my own window washing business. And I’m just looking for a few answers if you don’t mind helping.

[@AllaNetWork]

Waterfed system comes with different systems with filtration. There’s single system (di) and multi system (with about 3 filters). All depend on your budget and the type of water in the area you’re working on.

[@davidstearsraingutterclean6729]

Consider using the top two poles to clean ground level windows..

[@justinheretotroll3032]

It is a great feeling once you realize you can reduce weight by 80%😂

[@Garrawrduh]

For people saying it’s slower, it’s not. It’s MUCH faster. Without a water fed pole, you’d have to brush, squeegee, and towels excess water on all sides. The only downfall to the water fed pole is that you can’t get the really hard stuff off

[@noaholiver794]

hey i got a setup questions for ya?

[@N2drleeds]

Do you use streak free water or just start from the tap

[@lawrenceshdow]

Filtered

[@tommywhite2970]

Us window cleaners all know to be cautious of drip marks from the top frame. Do you give them a really good brush and rinse first or do you try to avoid them until theyre very dirty

[@cleaningphd6453]

Really depends on the situation, I'm not sure I understand the question.

[@tommywhite2970]

@@cleaningphd6453 if you just focus on brushing and rinsing the window, you will end up getting water on the top of the frame which will end up dripping on the window which can easy leave a streak. On most windows I brush and rinse the top of the window frames and then clean the window so that any water that does drip down onto the window is clean

[@anchorpressurewashingprosllc]

What pressure washer you use for windows or do you use softwash system?

[@cleaningphd6453]

I use a soft wash method with a pressure washer. It's a Hotsy but I am not tied to any brand.

[@unstoppablevlogs2420]

Does that clean hard water spots

[@Shane_TWC_Ninja]

No it won’t clean hard water spots or oxidation.

[@thegadgetemporiumaustralia8509]

Can I use store bought deonised water if I can't afford a water fed pole yet? I see that even some stores locally sell pure water that claims to be less than 1ppm tds. Surely I could use this while I wait for the water fed pole. I could scrub the window with a white non abrasive pad and spray the deionised water on and then spray some more water for final rinse providing I can transfer the pure water to a spray bottle? What you think?

[@user-tt1ec2ez9h]

How do you wash them when the screens are on?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Remove the screens, or slide them, or use water fed pole and wash with screens on, it will get the windows 70% clean that way

[@MTB_ORBIT]

Did you take the screens off?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Yes, always take screens off to clean windows!

[@jorgegarcia3358]

Will it leave marks if you dont dry with a squeegee?

[@townbidnesz5315]

From my experience this would work best when the windows are cleaned more often. I wouldn’t recommend using this system with dirty windows it will leave streaks

[@papitheprowindowcleaner]

​@@townbidnesz5315 thanks

[@gregjarvis2239]

⁠@@townbidnesz5315 If you agitate/lift dirt and rinse thoroughly, it doesn’t matter how much dirt is on the glass. Granted, dirtier panes take more agitation and rinsing to be sure all dirt is lifted and rinsed but that just comes with experience. Good job! : ) Wfp…the ultimate game changer! : )🎉

[@13AIN]

Does it connect to a hose?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Yes indeed!

[@1978JMichael]

I have that pole for my personal residence. Where is your on/off switch?

[@aarongomez7730]

Univalve from wcr

[@cleaningphd6453]

This!

[@cleaningphd6453]

I have on off, but its annoying to walk over there everytime. Lookup univalve, pretty easy to install, a bit pricey but saves time and you notice it right away

[@aurafangz3635]

Do the bristles affect tinted windows?

[@THE_A.RAVEN1]

From my experience most tints are applied on the interior but I wouldn’t press too hard with one of these nonetheless

[@aurafangz3635]

@@THE_A.RAVEN1 Thanks for the info.

[@BlondeGerard]

2:02 I know he says “I dunno what to say” but I always hear “you’re not sane”

[@cleaningphd6453]

What

[@BlondeGerard]

⁠@@cleaningphd6453 wrong video 😭 I don’t even know how that happened 😭😭

[@BlondeGerard]

@@cleaningphd6453 oh! while you’re here what kind of water do you use? I’ve been using distilled and it’s leaving water marks

[@Daniel-mh2xv]

Wont this cause streaks?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Not with pure water!

[@thedisgracedgod]

That's cool but what's the point of using that if you can just use a squeegee

[@cleaningphd6453]

Because you don't have to climb ladders, and you can train someone to do it in a few hours. Squeegees take weeks or months to learn proper technique. Water Fed Pole is King! hehe

[@bajramdalipi8596]

It also saves your elbow in different , strong dirty windows

[@halogodx9]

Took him longer… y’all need to stop water feeding everything

[@thebugalito]

@@halogodx9why? Isn’t the finished product the only thing that matters?

[@MannyAguilarJr]

Also you're not spending as much on new squeegees, mops, rags, rag cleaning, chemicals, no need to spend time drying.

[@FinishStrong504]

Y’know, y’know, y’know

[@cleaningphd6453]

I dont say that once lol

[@FinishStrong504]

@@cleaningphd6453 strange man I commented this on a completely different video and for some reason it posted under this one.

[@tipote1065]

How expansive it is ?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Entry level units with poles are 2-3 grand usd

[@dinamiteurdinamiteur2324]

Do You use normal water or demineralised water?

[@cleaningphd6453]

You need a filtration system to create 0 TDS water, or pure water

[@tryptaminenurse9851]

I use traditional method with distilled water. The water fed pole is probably great for bigger jobs.

[@oglalo8753]

With this service do you also do the inside of the window for customer or is that extra?

[@cleaningphd6453]

Depends on what they want, or what you can sell. You can do addons, and increase the ticket price of the entire job, which is a great idea.

[@andrewtalamas]

Whts your gpm??

[@cleaningphd6453]

About a gallon per minute I believe on the WFP, but depends on a lot of things.

[@SouthFLMudClub]

Shoot I can traditional clean it way quicker and less mess

[@cleaningphd6453]

hehe whats the mess? Water? Feel free to run up and down ladders all day, but thats not for me or my crew. Cheers mate

[@SouthFLMudClub]

No clue where you're at but here in FL after a few years the window frames chalk and using a brush andbwater on the frames will make a huge mess and will destroy the frames.. Some jobs this will work but definitely not all.

[@cleaningphd6453]

@@SouthFLMudClub From MI! Not sure how the frames would be destroyed unless they are really old windows or something. I agree, though, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I like having a variety of methods for windows.

[@SouthFLMudClub]

@@cleaningphd6453 im seeing hurricane glass that the white frames are chalking and the paint is getting damaged from the sun. Its becoming a nightmare cause the white chalk gets in your tools. Never saw this bad til recently.

[@davidhorvath869]

Where to buy?

[@getitdonedelivery8742]

Those people don’t have time to answer questions

[@cleaningphd6453]

Winow Cleaning resource/detroit sponge. Find a local window cleaning website and look up water fed pole packages!

[@cleaningphd6453]

Not true, it just took 8 months lmao

[@SplatDaddy_]

A squeegee and soap is way faster tho

[@kingapri8794]

By hand with a regular set up is faster for windows you can reach.

[@jeffwendland3718]

That takes longer then traditional window cleaning.

[@cleaningphd6453]

On 1st floor, maybe, but it eliminates ladders outside all together, which is a huge bonus safety wise, and time wise.

[@cleaningphd6453]

Thought of this today as well.. You can train someone to water fed pole in a day. It takes weeks or months to train someone with a squeegee. THAT is the true value of the wfp.

[@martinflores6780]

What's the name of your waterfed pole, I need one for two stories buildings.

[@jeffwendland3718]

@@martinflores6780 I call her Emma

[@mraldridge7612]

Way to long mate 🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 could have done the house by the time you finished messing round with 2 units 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@cleaningphd6453]

I'll race ya! I always go slow for videos

[@mraldridge7612]

@@cleaningphd6453 fair enough 🤣👏🏻

[@customcsusa]

You mean hydrophobic???

[@lifetripz1227]

what a waste of water

[@cleaningphd6453]

Not really, it cleans a bunch of windows! :)

[@visiblesailorsstorys8918]

There is no need to rinse it, you’re just wasting water……

[@ronnie7747]

Dosen't seem too fast. I don't get it. What if there is bugs ir other stuff stuck on the window? I doubt if those that brush will get it clean.

[@cleaningphd6453]

You are right! This works great on most maintenance cleans, of course if there is bird poop, or hard, stuck on matter, you may have to address that from the inside, or use extra scrubbing power. These WFP's also come with different walnut scrub pad attachments for dirtier windows. I am demonstrating how it works, so it is slower in the video, and on average it may be a bit slower, but it keeps everyone on the ground, and nice and safe at work, and the time difference is minimal

[@user-tt1ec2ez9h]

How do you wash them when the screens are on?

[@candytrent5073]

You remove the screens 😊

[@cleaningphd6453]

Yessir