We dive into the fascinating world of professional window cleaning with expert Denver Klassen of Denver's Window Cleaning, exploring techniques from traditional squeegee methods to modern pure water systems. Denver shares his 19 years of industry knowledge to help property owners understand the best approaches for maintaining their windows.
• Window cleaning involves more than just glass—frames, sills, screens, gaskets, and casements all require attention.
• Traditional window cleaning uses a scrubber/mop and squeegee technique requiring artistry and muscle memory.
• The ideal soap-to-water ratio starts at one tablespoon per gallon, adjusting based on how the squeegee glides.
• Pure water window cleaning uses zero TDS water that naturally attracts dirt without chemicals.
• Water-fed poles enable cleaning windows up to seven stories high while keeping feet safely on the ground.
• Understanding hydrophobic versus hydrophilic glass properties affects your cleaning approach and results.
• Windows represent a major investment in buildings—often $50,000-$100,000 in a home—making proper maintenance essential.
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