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Why is Gutter Cleaning So Important? (Post)

Clean gutters are one of the most affordable ways of protection your home from significant damage cause by the elements.Gutters are one of the most affordable methods for protecting homes and building

International Shipping for Cleaning Products at J. Racenstein (Post)

Yes, we ship many window cleaning supplies and other cleaning products internationally! At J. Racenstein, we are happy to introduce our new partnershipw ith FedEx Crossb

How Gardiner’s Modular Poles Save You Money, Time, and Energy (Post)

Unlike many water fed pole (WFP) brands, Gardiner’s poles are modular. This means that you can add lengths to your existing pole without having to invest in an entirely n

When Should Gutters be Cleaned? (Post)

Fall is one of the most popular times to clean gutters as they can become more clogged due to leaves, etc.Fall and spring generally are the times of year when gutters become the most clogged due leave

Why Do Solar Panels Need Cleaning? (Post)

No matter where you live in the U.S., the solar panel industry is booming, and government plans for promoting renewable, cleaner energy sources only indicate that it's go

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 w

Watch for Re-Closings as Well as Reopenings (Post)

As the economy continues to reopen, watch for specific updates not only about reopenings, but also temporary re-closings. For example, I just a news article that in North

Critical Infrastructure Guidelines for Covid-19 (Post)

Critical Infrastructure GuidanceFederal and many state and local governments have been imposing numerous restrictions. These restrict people to their homes except for cru

Holiday Lighting Ladder Safety (Post)

Last week, a professional window cleaner tragically died after falling from a roof while working for his holiday lighting business.Each year, thousands of Americans end up in the emergency room around

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, temp

Guide to Gutter Cleaning (Post)

Why is Gutter Cleaning So Important? Gutters are one of the most affordable methods for protecting homes and buildings from the elements, but only if they work. Clean gutters direct water from the roo

8 Steps to Creating New Year's Goals that Stick (Post)

“Thinking is easy, acting is difficult, and to put one’s thoughts into action is the most difficult thing in the world.”– Johann Wolfgang von Goethe I’m one of those people — like many — who start off

Keep Track of your Towel (Post)

Tired of dropping your towel when working? Can’t find a good spot to keep it? Try the Towel Viper, an easy to use towel clip. The Viper simply slides onto the side of your pants, tool belt or utility

Sweatshirts and Projections: It's That Time of Year (Post)

by Charity WilderAhh.... Autum in Indiana. Time to throw on a sweatshirt, fix a nice warm cup of hot chocolate, and enjoy the changing of the leaves. Except if you are a

12 Days of Deals SNEAK PEAK (Post)

12. Days. of Deals.We're making it interesting this year with 12 new deals never seen before. From December 13th - 24th, we will be releasing a new deal every day from across our entire catalog. All d

Clear View Products (Post)

Looking to remove hard water stains? Try these Clear View Products!Clear View 100Clear View 100 removes stage 1, 2, and 3 hard water stains, as well as other build up such as m

How to Clean Inaccessible Windows with the Gardiner Back Pack (Post)

Gardiner V3 BackpackThe Gardiner Pole Systems backpack - Version 3The most popular and reliable backpack to date.The perfect complement to an RODI Cart - ideal for access into awkward areas.Larger Cap

How to Get More Online Reviews (Post)

A new study released by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that customers of service industries — including window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter cleaning — listed their top 3 reas

The New Gardiner Trad Pole: Strong, Light, and Good Looking Too! (Post)

Gardiner Poles are the strongest, lightest poles in the world. The new 14-foot Gardiner Trad Pole is no exception, and it’s a perfect entry-level pole. But don’t just tak

Shipping & Returns (Page)

Shipping & Delivery Policy We ship to addresses throughout the United States and to many international destinations. Shipping availability, cost, and delivery time depend on the products ordered...

What Mix Should I Use for Soft Washing? (Post)

While soft washing relies on the use of a chemical (usually sodium hypochlorite, a.k.a. bleach), a surfactant, and a gentle spray of water to kill organic growth on surfa

Why Isn't GG4 Slick Like Dish Soap? (Post)

Most window cleaners entering the business learn to fan using dish soap. “This teaches you to grip hard and press hard because the surfactant gives you a ton of glide,” Alan Noah of Titan Laboratories

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 off in

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 the sy

Why Does Exterior Wood Need to be Sealed? (Post)

All wood will deteriorate over time if left unprotected from the elements. Some woods decay faster than others, but ultimately, the elements are not good for any type of

The Best Types of WIndow Squeeges (Post)

The Best types of window squeegeesWindow squeegees are indispensable for keeping your windows spotless and streak-free. With numerous options on the market, it can be cha

How to Clean and Protect Your Property During Covid-19 Outbreak (Post)

The following is a condensed set of cleaning recommendations from the CDC website.Clean frequently touched surfaces (e.g., tables, doorknobs, light switches, toilets, faucets, etc.) at least once or t

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 can

How to Respond to Negative Online Reviews (Post)

You’ve worked hard using the tips in How to Get More Online Reviews to build your online reviews and it’s going great! Then a disgruntled customer — or worse, a fake one — leaves you that 1 or 2-star

Choosing the Right Sleeve (Post)

The window-cleaning sleeve may be more important than you realize. A good agitation from your sleeve is what actually cleans off the dirt and pollutants, then the squeegee removes the remaining water.

How to Safely Clean Bird Droppings from a Building (Post)

Bird droppings are not just nasty disease-carrying waste, they are extremely acidic and destructive to buildings – especially tar-based roofs. Even a light but consistent covering of bird droppings on

Which Water Fed Pole Is Best for Solar Panel Cleaning? (Post)

Choosing the right WFP for solar panel cleaning is a lot like choosing the right water-fed pole for window cleaning. The biggest issues to consider are how many solar

Choosing the Right T-Bar Squeegee: Fixed vs. Swivel (Post)

Choosing the Right T-Bar Squeegee: Fixed vs. SwivelIn professional window cleaning, having the right tools can make all the difference, and one of the most crucial choice

How to Efficiently Use Clean and Shine for Sanitizing Windows (Post)

Your goal in the current COVID-19 world is to protect both your customers and your staff. Using the affordable and efficient Clean and Shine in your window cleaning mix can help add protection and pea

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 an

Working with Sodium Hypochlorite (Post)

The Scoop on Bleach Sodium Hypochlorite is commonly known as Bleach. It comes in varying strengths. But the two most common are store bought, at 6%, and industrial strength, at 12.5%. The strength com

How to Clean Window Screens (Post)

How to Clean Window ScreensWindow screens play a vital role in keeping homes free from insects, dirt, and debris while allowing fresh air to circulate. Over time, screens

Cleaning Chemicals and Cold Weather (Post)

What If My Chemicals Freeze?Many SDS sheets warn not to let your cleaning chemicals freeze. But what if they do? Are they still ok to use? It’s going to depend on the product and you should contact th

How often should I wash my car (Post)

While this seems like a simple question, the answer is that it depends on your circumstances: How much do you drive your car? If you take your car on a long commute dail

What Tank do I need for a DIY RODI kit? (Post)

A tank based system provides much better water flow than a traditional RODI cart. But choosing a tank isn't easy. There are a few decisions to make when choosing a tank.1) SizeThe size of the tank det