Windows Cleaning

WINDOWS CLEANING TIP

In cleaning windows to remove soil and grease use an alkali, such as ammonia or baking soda or washing soda.

To remove hard water stain and some soils, use a weak acid such as vinegar (a strong acid would etch the glass).

Never combine an acid and an alkali to clean glass. One partially neutralizes the other and you waste these neutralized materials. Thus do not mix vinegar and ammonia; use one or the other in your water solution to get the full effectiveness of the one product used.

One popular "recipe" from a commercial product suggests combining ammonia (a moderately strong alkali), baking soda (a mild alkali) and vinegar (a weak acid) in water to clean glass. It gives good results but you could get the same result by just using less ammonia without the weaker alkali and the neutralization of the vinegar and part of the ammonia.

Be careful not to drip alkaline or alcohol solutions
on painted or varnished woodwork as it can damage the  finish.

Our window cleaning services including

 
(A) Remove hard water stains from glass as well as wash a way water spot build- up from sprinkler over –spray over chemical and acid rain with our abrasive free water spot remover.

(B) Dissolving build up grime and grease and remove water marks.

(C) Scrubbing dirty windows with builders scraps or builds up on ground frontage glass.

(D) Remove dust and cobwebs from corners and baseboards.

(E) Remove graffiti and spray paint off windows.

(F) Performing general dusting on the top of the window frames, window sills and polishing.

(G) Remove sticky tapes of the windows, dirt, clean spots and cement marks.

(H) Clean frames as well as glass

(I) No detergent residue means that windows stay clean for longer

(J) Eliminates most needs for ladders and high access equipment

(K) Environmentally friendly chemicals are used.

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