Pure Water Window Cleaning – The Basics

This blog will cover the basics for pure water window washing. We will also examine why reach-and-wash has a bad reputation in some cases, and clarify some negative claims so that you can make an informed decision when choosing where to spend your money.

What Is Pure Water Window Washing?

Pure water window cleaning, or reach and Wash as it is more commonly called, uses lightweight telescopic rods with a soft brush head fixed at the end. The operative then uses the pole to wash the glass, frames, and ledges.
Purified water can be made by forcing regular mains-water through several filters. The first one is a paper filter that removes any sediment. The second filter is a carbon block to remove chlorine. On the final stage, the water is passed through a vessel containing high grade resin to ‘polish’ the water. Polish is the term used to describe this final stage. This process is designed to remove the microscopic particles that are found in the water. Calcium, for example, can cause those white streaks.

Have you ever washed your car or windows only to discover that they dried with what appears to be chalky drip marks on them? This is usually due to the high calcium and chalk content in water.
The windows can be rinsed with this pure water and then allowed to dry, resulting in a streak-free finish.

Pure Water Window Cleaning Has Many Benefits

Purified water can be used to clean all window frames and glass without using a ladder. This is perfect for today’s workers who want to keep themselves safe and minimise the risk of an accident.
The soft bristle heads allow the operative to thoroughly and gently wash each window unit, removing any dirt, bird poo, or dust that might be adhered to the glass, as well as moss growing on the frames. These brushes can also be used to remove spider nests from the corners of windows.
Telescopic poles allow window cleaners access to previously difficult or impossible-to-reach areas. For example, windows located above conservatories and velux windows on the roof. The poles are lightweight and can be easily handled even at their maximum extension of 70ft. Some people are also concerned about someone looking through their window from a ladder.

Why Does It Sometimes Have A Bad Name?

Sometimes, a window washer somewhere will do the Reach and Wash name a disservice. This is often done by leaving streaky windows with chalky drips. Poor water quality is often the primary cause. Filters used to purify and filter water last anywhere from 3-6 months, depending on how much water is forced through them. They will become clogged with sediment if they are not changed frequently enough.

The Conclusion

Consider the accessibility of your property when choosing a window cleaner. Do you have any awkward windows which are difficult to reach by ladder? Or do you want some privacy in your home? If you want to do a thorough clean of all the frames and windows, the water-fed pole is the best option.

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