Cleaning News — Window Cleaning

Are you struggling to clean your windows, solar panels, or exterior surfaces efficiently? The Trion portable system might be the solution you need!  This premier multi-stage filtration system is designed for various exterior cleaning tasks. Ideal for windows, solar panels, and hard surfaces, this system's robust and compact design ensures easy operation and exceptional performance for both residential and light commercial applications where water and electricity are accessible (a generator can also be used). Dual Purification for Hard Water Areas Utilizing a combination of reverse osmosis (RO) and de-ionization (DI), the Trion effectively purifies water, making it perfect for areas...

Are you struggling with hard water that shortens the life of your pure water window cleaning system? Look no further. The Ionic Systems Softener is here to revolutionize your cleaning process, ensuring cleaner water and extending the lifespan of your equipment. But... What Does the Ionic Systems Softener Do? The Ionic Systems Softener is designed to be integrated between your water source and your pure water window cleaning system. Whether you’re using a Trion, Quattro, or Van Mount System, this softener sits right in the middle, working tirelessly to enhance your water quality. As water passes through the softener, it...

Pure water systems in the window cleaning industry refer to advanced cleaning solutions that utilize highly purified water, devoid of any dissolved minerals or impurities, to clean surfaces such as windows and facades. This type of water is often referred to as "deionized water" or "DI water." The process of creating pure water involves removing all the dissolved solids that are typically found in tap water. How Pure Water Systems Work Here’s a breakdown of the process and why pure water is a superior cleaning agent: Removal of Minerals: Tap water contains various minerals like calcium, magnesium, and sodium, which...

Hot (Warm) or Cold Water Window Cleaning? If hot, what is the optimal water temperature for cleaning windows? Let's start with temperatures, when we say hot we really mean warm. We don't want water to be too hot and then applied to a cold window...it can cause it to crack. It's difficult to put a finger on the actual temperature of the water and the glass in order to make it crack...it depends on the quality of the glass. But to be safe we heat the water to a "warm" temperature, enough to significantly improve the cleaning but not too...