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How To Remove Hard Water Stains from Windows (Post)

What Causes Hard Water?All water contains minerals of some sort, which is what defines “hard water.” The higher the mineral content, the harder the water. Some areas, like those where water travels t ...

How to Remove Efflorescence and Calcium Stains (Post)

What is Efflorescence? Efflorescence is the result of excessive moisture in a brick wall. Sometimes new construction will develop efflorescence through the natural dry ...

How to Remove Rust and Battery Stains (Post)

Understanding the Different Types of “Rust”Rust comes in a variety of forms – iron oxide, iron hydroxide, and green rust, to name a few. It can also form on a variety of ...

How Chemicals Remove Stains (Post)

Whether pressure washing, soft washing, or window cleaning, you’re going to run across stains that require the right cleaning chemicals for the job. In general, there ar ...

How to Remove Sticker Residue from Glass (Post)

How to Remove Sticker Residue from GlassStickers often leave behind sticky residue that can be tough to remove, especially from glass surfaces. This guide will explore t ...

How to remove stains and polish glass with Cerium Oxide (Post)

Why Does Glass Need Polishing? The glass has hard water stains, runoff, or other types of surface damage on the glass that stain removal chemicals won't remove. The glass has fine hairlines ...

How to Remove Grease Stains from Concrete (Post)

Grease and oil are made from organic materials. Therefore, on the pH scale, you need an alkaline (base) to remove these stains because bases break down organic material.

Remove adhesive residue, paint,graffiti or markings with Bio Solv (Post)

Bio Solv is a highly effective Acetone, Toluene MEK and Xylene Replacement. It is 5 times stronger and lasts 10 times longer. Bio Solv is ready to use as it requires no mix ra ...

How to Remove and Neutralize Stains with F9 Double Eagle (F9 DE) (Post)

F9 Double Eagle degreaser is designed as a safe, concentrated, multi-purpose degreaser as well as a general cleaner that can be used both as a degreaser as well as a neutralizer. Let's look at howF ...

Choosing a Water Fed Pole Brush (Post)

Water fed pole systems utilizes brushes to scrub the windows and get them clean. Brushes come in a variety of styles and materials, which makes choosing the right one ki ...

How Do I Clean Windows with a Water Fed Pole? (Post)

Using a water fed pole (WFP) has many benefits compare to using traditional window cleaning tools like a washer sleeve and squeegee, but it does take a little time and p ...

A Pressure Washer's Guide to Adding Water Fed Pole Cleaning (Post)

If you own a pressure washing or soft washing business, you’ve probably already experienced your customers asking "can you clean my windows too?” For years, pressure washing and window cleaning ...

Water Fed Poles for Window Cleaning: Revolutionizing the Industry (Post)

Water Fed Poles for Window Cleaning: Revolutionizing the IndustryIntroduction: In the world of window cleaning, efficiency, safety, and effectiveness are paramount. Wate ...

How to Assemble a Gardiner Water-Fed Pole (Post)

How to Assemble Your Gardiner Water-Fed Pole Brush Assembly When you receive your Gardiner Pole, you'll also find a bag. Inside the bag you'll find the following: A Brush A Gooseneck Adapter A sm ...

How Does a Water Fed Pole System Work for Window Cleaning (Post)

Water fed window cleaning uses purified water to clean windows up to 90 feet high safely from the ground. "Purified water" refers to water that has been cleaned, or "pur ...

Evaluating Gardiner Water Fed Poles (Post)

Evaluating Gardiner's Water Fed Poles: A Comprehensive Guide When it comes to professional window cleaning, the tools you choose can significantly impact the efficiency and effectivene ...

What are Level 1, 2 and 3 Hard Water Stains? (Post)

Hard water staining on glass is a common issue that affects many households and buildings, particularly in areas with high mineral content in the water supply. These stains can range fro ...

Mastering the Top-Down Method for Window Cleaning with a Water Fed Pole (Post)

Mastering the Top-Down Method for Window Cleaning with a Water Fed PoleWindow cleaning can be a challenging task, especially for high-rise buildings and large windows. T ...

Water Fed Pole Buying Guide (Post)

Water Fed Poles (WFPs) come in different lengths, quality, and price ranges. Cheaper models are usually made from less expensive material, such as aluminum or fiber ...

Cleaning Vinyl Window with Ettore Sleeve Rinse Pure Water (Post)

Ultimate Guide to Cleaning Vinyl Windows with Ettore Sleeve and Rinse Pure WaterCleaning vinyl windows can be a daunting task, especially when aiming for streak-free, sp ...

Do I need a sediment filter for my RODI window cleaning system? (Post)

With a three-phase filtration system, water goes from the tap to a carbon filter, then a reverse osmosis filter, then to a DI filter.There's a new trend being marketed w ...

Is the RO Still Working? (Post)

How do I know if my RO is any good?You can test for that.With the H2Pro, it's very simple because you divert the RO water to the RO output and you can test the water right there.On some systems, howe ...

How to Replace DI Resin (Post)

How to Replace DI Resin in Water Purification SystemsReplacing deionization (DI) resin is a critical maintenance task to ensure the continued efficiency of your water pu ...

How Reverse Osmosis (RO) Works for Window Cleaning (Post)

Reverse osmosis, or RO, is one method that’s used to purify water when cleaning windows with a water fed pole (WFP). But how does it actually do that? To understand rev ...

Unger HydroPower Filters (Post)

To clean windows with a water fed pole, you have to have pure water, which can be produced using either a DI (deionization) only system, or an RO/DI  (reverse osmosis/dei ...

Can I use dish soap to wash my car? (Post)

One of the most popular soap options that people turn to for washing cars is dish soap. It’s also one of the biggest no-nos. Dish soap contains ingredients that work rea ...

DI vs RODI: Which one do I Need? (Post)

DI versus RODI: Which Do I Need?While the initial cost of a DI tank is less than an RODI system, DI resin is expensive. For most professional window cleaners,  an RODI setup pays o ...

Is it Efflorescence or Something Else? (Post)

Efflorescence is a white, chalky deposit that is caused by excessive moisture in a masonry wall. With new construction, efflorescence sometimes develops what’s sometime ...

The Perfect Polishing Kit for Cleaning Glass, Vehicles, and Other Surfaces (Post)

Polishing and/or removing light surface scratches on glass, auto paint, polished stones, headlamps, and so on is done using cerium oxide slurry. Hand polishing can ...

How to Store Your RODI System During the Winter (Post)

How to Store Your H2Pro During the Winter Cold weather is here, and for most window cleaners that means their H2Pro systems will not be used for an extended period of time. How do you make sure ...

How to Get a Spot-Free Rinse with the Unger Rinse 'N Go (Post)

Most people wash their car at home using a rag and bucket of soapy water, then rinse it with a garden hose. While that’s fine for getting rid of dirt, bugs, bird droppin ...

How to Winterize your RODI EQuipment (Post)

How to Winterize Your RODI EquipmentReverse Osmosis (RO) systems are too important of an investment to ignore during cold temperatures. If you let them freeze, your fittings may crack or leak, or t ...

Choosing the Right RODI System (Post)

While the initial cost of a DI tank is quite a bit less than an RODI system, because DI resin is expensive, an RODI tank may quickly pay off in the long run. An RODI sy ...

How to Clean an Extra Dirty Roof (Post)

The most common problem that shingle roofs face are the black streaks caused by Gloeocapsa Magma, a type of algae that feeds on the limestone aggregate from roofs and ca ...

How to find the Tin Side of Float Glass and Why it Matters (Post)

Most window glass is made using the float process. Float glass is an exceptionally smooth, clear glass that is used in most windows, as well as the basis for other types of glass, such as tinted, tem ...

How to Safely Clean Cedar Shake Roofs and Siding (Post)

Why do Cedar Shake Roofs and Siding Need Cleaning? Cedar and redwood shake roofs and siding, when properly maintained, have an expected material lifespan of 40 to 6 ...

Four Basic Wood Restoration Recommendations from Everett Abrams the Wizard of Wood (Post)

Everett Abrams has become known as the "Wizard of Wood" by his customers for the amazing results Deck Restoration Plus achieves with their wood structures. He is also known by his peers for writing a ...

ProTool Chemicals (Post)

ProTool has an all new line-up of restoration products that can clean and restore any surface. ProTool has three all new products that can clean siding, stucco, metal, aluminu ...

What Is the Right Way to Clean and Restore Wood Decks and Fences? (Post)

What's the Difference between Wood Cleaning and Wood Restoration?When talking with your customer, you need to find out what they are really wanting. Do they just want th ...

How to Clean and Brighten Concrete Easily with F9 Groundskeeper (Post)

Most concrete cleaners, such as degreasers, have a high pH, which can build up in or on the surface of the concrete and pull more dirt and grime into the pores . That's ...