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Clean Everything... Cleaning Sells... (Post)

Clean Everything… Cleaning Sells…Guest Post by: Gary Ashton RE/MAXEveryone has heard it said: “Presentation is everything.” That’s the philosophy that drives manufacturers to s

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

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

ProTool Restore All Before and After Cleaning Performance (Post)

ProTool Restore All Before and After Cleaning PerformanceProTool Restore All offers great versatility and can be used on a variety of materials, including concrete, brick

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

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 60 year

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

Solar Panel Brushes Save Time On Big Cleaning Jobs (Post)

While smaller solar panels like you'll find on homes and some commercial buildings can be easily cleaned using the same waterfed pole equipment you already own for window

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 the

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

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. Water

Choosing the Right Window Cleaning Gloves for Winter (Post)

Winter is coming.As window cleaners begin to get prepared for the colder months, the orders for gloves are beginning to role in.There are really two primary things to keep in mind when selecting winte

Why TDS Testing of Water is Important for Window Cleaning (Post)

Why TDS Testing of Water is Important for Window CleaningAchieving spotless windows requires more than just basic tools like a squeegee and water. The quality of the wate

Essential Window Cleaning Equipment for Professionals (Post)

Essential Window Cleaning Equipment for ProfessionalsIn professional window cleaning, having the right equipment is key to achieving efficient, high-quality results. Whet

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

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. Th

Can You Use Dish Soap for Cleaning Windows? Why is Glass Gleam better? (Post)

Can You Use Dish Soap for Window Cleaning? Professional window cleaners often use dish soaps like Dawn or Joy to help their window cleaning squeegees glide. However, dish soaps are degreasers made up

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

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About J Racenstein: At J. Racenstein, we’ve spent more than a century equipping professional cleaners and service professionals with the industry’s most trusted tools, systems, and technologies. Our...

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

F9 Double Eagle vs Goundskeeper (Post)

Front 9 (F9) products offers 4 high-performance restoration products that are designed to remove stains and restore hard surfaces. While F9 Efflo is for removing Efflorescence from building and F9 Bar

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 th

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 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 p

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 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.

Electrostatic Backpack Sprayer Overview (Post)

ELECTROSTATIC BACKPACK SPRAYEROverview and How-to on the Electrostatic Backpack Sprayer.Electrostatic Charging of the Spraying FluidOffers 5 times the efficiency of standard sprayersUse 50% less Chemi

How to Select the Best Sanitizing Sprayer for Your Needs (Post)

Since the onset of Covid 19, cleaning companies have become increasingly aware of the benefits of providing interior and exterior sanitizing services. It’s an affordable

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 howF9

Turning COVID-19 Cancellations into Work - Part 1 (Post)

COVID-19 is shaking the world.But you already knew that. Not only is the Coronavirus shutting down schools, gyms, public places, etc., but it is also closing down offices and businesses. This pandemi

COVID-19 and its Impact on Our Industry: What You Should Know (Post)

As businesses, I think we are all concerned about how this is going to affect us. The fact is, we just don’t know. No one does.What I do know is that J. Racenstein has been leading the industry for ov

What is Soft Washing (Post)

When pressure washers first began gaining popularity in the 1990s, the idea was to up that pressure stream to blast away dirt and grime from houses, roofs, and other stru

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 scratches.

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 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 th

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

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

How to mops floors like a Pro (Post)

How to Mop Like a ProWelcome to our guide on how to mop like a pro. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional cleaner, understanding proper mopping techniques is essential for maintaining a c

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

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 real