3 Window cleaning tools I'm truly thankful for this thanksgiving

1. Speedy screen I love the stuff it saves us a ton of time and makes us a ton of money
2. Liquidators So thankful for less to zero detailing huge time saver
3. Scrim. The best detailing towel ever. They dry in 5 or 10 mn but work great damp also they wear like iron


This 3 items I use day in and day out, they save me time and make me money. I Rely on these tools and they have yet to let me down

What3 window cleani g tools r u truly thankful for

Happy turkey day to everyone

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T'is The Season For Noticing Failed Window Seals

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Black Friday - Weekend MEGA Deal Thread

The ridiculousness that is Black Friday Starts today @ Window Cleaning Resource. We have all sorts of stuff lined up every day until Monday. Some are on day only deals others go all weekend.

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Video: Commercial Window Cleaning in Corby, Northamptonshire

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Brand spanking new Mc Mansion window scratches!

So... I'm getting referred by neighbor after neighbor in this new development, but feeling weird about pointing out scratches (many times between the panes... otherwise irremovable etches, cheap fabrication and installation. I always point them out, as the dust and dirt from more homes being built hides them until I expose them via clean glass. Some have paint over-spray, others don't. I don't big-razor these. I spot razor with my 1.5".

These windows are cheap and handled like luggage going on a 747 before I touch them.

I've never been accused of scratching, aside from experimenting on extra glass from a window shop. I basically threw a cinderblock at a 12"x12" piece of tempered glass to put a pit-mark in it. It broke instead... just a test.

I may use the cinderblock technique to test glass quality in this area, just to prove how crazy tempered glass is.

Blows me away that cheap building materials are going into new 4 bedroom homes that are the same are selling for $2m+!

I get done, and I tell them about everything (and through the process). I don't razor tempered glass, and if they can't see through it because it's painted, I ask for the painter's number before I tell them to call them. I only call to back-charge (with pictures).

Wouldn't most life problems be solved more easily if people had some heart, and less greed? Financial freedom is good, but life feels better when you work for it.

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Fargo Window Cleaning Scene

Mild Spoiler Alert (Its not really a plot spoiler, but for people who don't want an element of surprise taken away on the show).

If you have not seen the television show Fargo, do yourself a favor and watch it! It is by far the best show on tv right now, and the second season is crazy good!

The last episode, the opening scene is a a guy in a suit in his office talking with a couple at his desk. He's in a high rise building near the top. There is a mob war going on in the show, but you have no idea who this guy is.

So then you see the window washers rise up to the window in his office in the background on a swing stage. They start washing the windows with a spray bottle and towels (I was thinking, 'damn, why do they always have spray bottles and towels on tv or movies).

The next thing you know the window cleaners bust out AK-47s and just start lighting up the 3 people in the office through the window. Turns out they were mobsters disguised as window cleaners, and this was a mob hit. The just stand there in front of the busted out window for a second and proceed to lower the stage down to the ground.

This was by far the coolest window cleaner scene in any show or movie I've seen. If you don't end up watching the show, you should at least check that scene out!

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Oil Flo: Not just for windows.

I've been using oil flow for a number of years on post construction cleaning projects but I recently discovered that Oil Flow is a great all-around solvent. I recently used it to remove baked on duct tape residue from the dash of a vintage BMW that I'm restoring. It removed all of the tape residue without damaging any of the plastic dash or instrument cluster components.

My wife also uses it to clean our glass top stove at home. I'm finding that it's becoming my go to solvent to remove paint, silicone, glue or any other residue without damaging delicate surfaces.

Just thought I'd spread the wealth around a little. Next time you have a tough cleaning job think Oil Flo...


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