Have you considered using white pads for your 3rd step? They cover a greater area then your small piece of steel wool and do the same amount of removal s steel wool. Step 1 and 2 could be done together with the mop. Have you also considered using bigger blades, 6" or 4", that are secure an a handle, more safe to use, just a thought. Great job but does seem a little too extensive
I tried to fold my window out to clean it and it’s fell out. It didn’t break the glass, but the thing popped up and it fell out. How do I get it back in? Could someone help me please?
@@dannybrewer3409 I know it sounds weird but it goes back in the way it came out up and push it in, I should talk up into the groove on top of the window and then it pushes back in over the track at the bottom
why use such a small steelwool, you must know the saying work smarter not harder, but obviously you dont, but okay judging from your videos you must do something un-smart to make it look like your working very hard and are a pro.. LOL
Jacob Dalgaard honestly I can take my time and make very meticulous videos because my crew is out there following my steps at actual houses and I have very few complaints if any compared to how many houses we do per day. and by the way 80% of Windows only need 2 steps but my crew is fully equipped to handle all 5 if the windows have never been cleaned. and if they've never been cleaned and we do all five of these steps people are absolutely blown away and we have clients for life.
The simple version would be wet window, steelwool it, wet again, squeegee water of, wipe edges, but i now know thats not your business model, you go by "work harder not smarter" so from that point it makes sense. (not)
If you wipe the frames down first after you wet the glass the second time they end up more shiny and there is less ragging. but sometimes the frames aren't in that bad of shape and you could just do the window in like 60 Seconds.
Is it weird that I find the clean window at the end beautiful? Great, detailed video!
Your videos are awesome.
Have you considered using white pads for your 3rd step? They cover a greater area then your small piece of steel wool and do the same amount of removal s steel wool. Step 1 and 2 could be done together with the mop. Have you also considered using bigger blades, 6" or 4", that are secure an a handle, more safe to use, just a thought. Great job but does seem a little too extensive
Thanks for info!
what soap is used at the start to pre wash
What soap are you using to wash the window?
I tried to fold my window out to clean it and it’s fell out. It didn’t break the glass, but the thing popped up and it fell out. How do I get it back in? Could someone help me please?
@@dannybrewer3409 I know it sounds weird but it goes back in the way it came out up and push it in, I should talk up into the groove on top of the window and then it pushes back in over the track at the bottom
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why use such a small steelwool, you must know the saying work smarter not harder, but obviously you dont, but okay judging from your videos you must do something un-smart to make it look like your working very hard and are a pro.. LOL
Jacob Dalgaard honestly I can take my time and make very meticulous videos because my crew is out there following my steps at actual houses and I have very few complaints if any compared to how many houses we do per day. and by the way 80% of Windows only need 2 steps but my crew is fully equipped to handle all 5 if the windows have never been cleaned. and if they've never been cleaned and we do all five of these steps people are absolutely blown away and we have clients for life.
The simple version would be wet window, steelwool it, wet again, squeegee water of, wipe edges, but i now know thats not your business model, you go by "work harder not smarter" so from that point it makes sense. (not)
If you wipe the frames down first after you wet the glass the second time they end up more shiny and there is less ragging. but sometimes the frames aren't in that bad of shape and you could just do the window in like 60 Seconds.