I was in a big house the other day with HUGE picture windows. We're talking like 8'x8' sized windows. I wasn't worried about drips since the floor was all tile but since I'm always trying different things I side poled them.
I've been window cleaning for a while and never actually tried this: If you go fairly slow, the water will roll off your squeegee so you don't drip. Usually, I'm geared for speed, but in this case going slow saved me a lot of clean up. Side poled to where I could hand clean it, followed it with a mop and captured most of the water.
I'm sure a lot of you probably already knew this, but thought I'd put it out there for the new guys or the old guys who've never tried for slowness.
I've been window cleaning for a while and never actually tried this: If you go fairly slow, the water will roll off your squeegee so you don't drip. Usually, I'm geared for speed, but in this case going slow saved me a lot of clean up. Side poled to where I could hand clean it, followed it with a mop and captured most of the water.
I'm sure a lot of you probably already knew this, but thought I'd put it out there for the new guys or the old guys who've never tried for slowness.
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