New month

Start of a other month for window cleaning.As we edge into the winter the slippery conditions that the cold weather provides can make the use of ladders treacherous.At Clearly clean window cleaning we have limited the use of ladders by adopting the water fed pole method this enables us to clean your windows from the ground.With Health & Safety being a high priority the use of WFP gives everyone concerned peace of mind.

Robinson-Solutions Professional Window Cleaning: Latest Window Cleaning Videos

Robinson-Solutions Professional Window Cleaning: Latest Window Cleaning Videos

would you buy a ladder after watching this

A few ladder safety tips 

Mr. Squeegee-Less - WCR WFP's - Water Fed Poles - Water Fed Poles and Systems

Mr. Squeegee-Less - WCR WFP's - Water Fed Poles - Water Fed Poles and Systems

Window cleaning regularly maintains appearance of your property

Cleaning your windows regular maintains your property and enhances the general appearance.

Windows that are regularly maintained by regular visits from a profession window cleaner will make the internal rooms of the building much lighter and more appealing to visitors.Requesting the services of a professional window cleaner will save you money and time.

http://blog.webmagazinetoday.com/cleaning-windows-paying-for-professionals-is-worthwhile

this article highlights some benefits.

Eco friendly window cleaning

Water fed pole or reach and wash systems due to the use of pure water to clean the window is better for the Earth without the use of detergents and leaves a far superior finish.Where does the traditional window cleaner dispose of dirty water.The water that runs off onto your garden from water fed poles is pure water plus any dirt that was on the window and harmless like rain water.

Pure water reading

I was interest in knowing how pure my tap water is before it goes through my R/O system for window cleaning and here is the reading.

Yes i am getting 030 ppm before i even send it through my system...

wonder what the reading would be if you stuck it in a mug of tea!

Manchester water is probably better than bottle water you buy......