VALLEY GARDEN SERVICES

WFP window cleaning

The water fed pole cleaning system utilizes cutting edge technology. A water fed pole is a long extendable pole with a brush head. Inside the pole a pump system dispenses purified water on demand. The water and the brush are all that are needed to clean dust, dirt, leaves, pollen and other things from exterior windows. Then the windows are left to naturally dry. That’s all there is to it. It is a revolutionary way to clean hard to reach windows, skylights and roof lights


What is Pure Water Window Cleaning?

The term Pure Water in window cleaning describes ordinary tap water that has been filtered through a purification system, to remove all the natural minerals. This water is often described as ‘deionised water’ due to the type of filtration used. The reason for this is that pure water dries to leave a completely crystal clear finish, as opposed to general tap water that dries to leave minerals on the windows, which is the reason for hard water stains and unsightly white spotting.

When applied to Window Cleaning, using pure water means that there is no need to squeegee the water from the window. Providing you have agitated (scrubbed) the dirt and rinsed the window thoroughly, you can leave it wet!

Here’s an overview of how the process works:

• Agitating the dirt!

Once water is purified, it is ready to clean with. However it’s not just a case of ‘splash & dash’, there is some knowhow required. The first step is to agitate (scrub) the windows with a water-fed pole & brush designed specifically for the task. By scrubbing the windows you’re loosening any dirt or build up on the window, frame and surrounding plastics.

• Effective Rinsing

Rinsing the loosened dirt and debris is important, as anything except pure water left on the window will ruin the perfect finish. The deionised water will attract the dirt and minerals scrubbed from the window, creating a non-pure solution. This needs to then be rinsed thoroughly from the window, leaving only Pure Water left to dry clear in a matter of minutes (the same applies to sills and frames).

It’s simple in principle, though of course like anything, there is a learning curve and it will take time to become completely proficient in this method of cleaning.

Pure Water Window Cleaning is becoming increasingly popular for a number of reasons, these include:

• No need for ladders, pure water Window Cleaning can be carried out at height, from the ground.

• Allows you to reach over awkward obstacles and clean plastics, frames, sills and other uPVC from the ground.

• Environmentally friendly, effective cleaning without chemicals or soaps.

• No ladders mean a safer work environment, and less risk of property damage.

• Added privacy for the customer (nobody looking through upstairs windows)

For aspiring commercial Window Cleaners, the added safety benefit of cleaning from the ground is an excellent selling point, and even a requirement for some buildings.

Regardless of your preferred method of cleaning Windows, the smart modern Window Cleaner will have a means to utilise purified water, even if it is not the primary method of cleaning