Hello everybody,
I use the blue surgical rags
I'm thinking of changing to different rags but I would like to ask here first.
I clean 90% commercial and 10% residential
The other day I wiped around the edges of the glass to detail the clean and the rag had a burn mark, almost like a cigarette burn. I looked at the rag funny and changed sides. I then cleaned another pane and wiped again, same thing happened. At this time I said to myself that this rag must be old and got a new one from the stack that I know are less than 2 months old (deep blue) and the same thing happened. Am I wiping too fast causing a friction/rag burn?
I was called 3 months ago to help with a contract job and the owner said I could use his rags. He used yellow, orange, and green micro cloth rags. Are these better? What rags does everyone use?
One other thing, this only happens with commercial inch thick glass :/
Zacch Boyes
Z's Window Cleaning
Office: (877) 978-0227
Email: zacch@zswindowcleaning.com
I use the blue surgical rags
I'm thinking of changing to different rags but I would like to ask here first.
I clean 90% commercial and 10% residential
The other day I wiped around the edges of the glass to detail the clean and the rag had a burn mark, almost like a cigarette burn. I looked at the rag funny and changed sides. I then cleaned another pane and wiped again, same thing happened. At this time I said to myself that this rag must be old and got a new one from the stack that I know are less than 2 months old (deep blue) and the same thing happened. Am I wiping too fast causing a friction/rag burn?
I was called 3 months ago to help with a contract job and the owner said I could use his rags. He used yellow, orange, and green micro cloth rags. Are these better? What rags does everyone use?
One other thing, this only happens with commercial inch thick glass :/
Zacch Boyes
Z's Window Cleaning
Office: (877) 978-0227
Email: zacch@zswindowcleaning.com
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