Window Cleaning, Gutter Cleaning, Concrete Cleaning, House & Roof Washing

There are a few different recipes you can use to make a vinegar-based window washing solution that will help remove hard water stains.

1 part white vinegar to 1 part water: This is the most basic recipe and will work well for light cleaning.

1 part white vinegar to 2 parts water: Use this solution for moderate cleaning.

1 part white vinegar to 4 parts water: This is the strongest solution and should be used for tough stains or stubborn dirt.

To use, simply mix the ingredients together in a spray bottle and spritz onto your windows. Wipe clean with a lint-free cloth or a squeegee.

*Thanks to Professional Window Cleaning for this great information!

There are two ways to clean windows – with a squeegee or with pure water.

Professional window cleaners prefer to use a squeegee because it’s faster and the results are more consistent. However, if you don’t have a squeegee, using pure water is the next best thing.

Here are the steps for cleaning windows with a squeegee:

1. Use a bucket of warm water and add some mild dish soap or window cleaner.
2. Dip the squeegee into the soapy water and then wring it out well so that it’s not dripping wet.
3. Hold the squeegee at an angle against one side of the window and push downwards towards the bottom of the window.  The angle will push water away from the middle of the glass towards the edges.
4. Simply use a dry cloth to wipe the excess water from the edges of the window.

Here are the steps for cleaning windows with pure water:

1. You will need pure water.  This is water that has 0 parts per million and will be able to rinse off the glass perfectly. (This is very similar to the spot-free car wash rinse)
2. Using a window cleaning brush, scrub the glass to loosen all dirt and agitate the debris.
3. Now use the pure water to carefully rinse off the glass
4. That’s it, let  it air-dry, and it should be spot-free!

*This great information was provided to us from Windows Gutters Etc in Denver.

There is no definitive answer to this question since there are a variety of siding materials and power washing methods. However, in general it is recommended that you avoid power washing siding made of vinyl because the high water pressure can damage the material. If you must power wash your vinyl siding, be sure to use a low-pressure setting and avoid getting the water directly onto the siding.

For other types of siding, consult your local power washing professional to find out if it is safe to use a power washer and what settings to use.

Soft washing and power washing are two methods of cleaning exterior surfaces. Power washing uses high pressure water to blast away dirt, mold, and grime. Soft washing uses a lower pressure stream of water that is combined with detergent or soap.

Power washing is a more aggressive approach and can damage surfaces if not done properly. Soft washing is a more delicate approach that is less likely to cause surface damage. Both methods can be effective when done by a professional who knows how to use the correct equipment and techniques for each situation.

We appreciate our friends at Wash Masters Cleaning in Minneapolis, MN for helping answer this question!

A professional window washer will use a variety of commercial cleaning solutions, depending on the type of window and the level of dirt or grime. For example, an ammonia-based window cleaner can be used for general cleaning or for removing grease and oil, while a vinegar-based cleaner is effective for removing light built-up dirt and residue. In most cases, the pro will start by spraying the cleaner onto the window, then using a squeegee to remove the liquid and any dirt or grime. Finally, they’ll use a towel to polish and dry the windows.

Thanks to Frisco Window Cleaning Service for providing this information!

A dirty roof can cause a number of problems, including decreased insulation, increased energy usage, damage to the roofing materials and adversely effect the appearance of your property.

Dirt and dust on a roof can also lead to the growth of mold and algae, which can cause further damage to the roofing materials as well as posing a health risk to the occupants of the building. Finally, a dirty roof can be a breeding ground for insects and other pests.

Washing your roof regularly is an important way to prevent these problems from occurring. A good rule of thumb is to wash your roof every two years or so, depending on how often it rains in your area.

According to our friends at Superior Softwash Solutions, there are a few methods that can be used to clean a concrete driveway:

Pressure washing the driveway – this is the most common method, and it involves using a high-pressure stream of water to remove the dirt and debris from the surface of the driveway.  Caution should be used when using this method to ensure the correct amount of pressure is used so as not to damage the driveway’s surface. 

Chemical cleaning – this method uses a chemical solution to break down the dirt and debris on the surface of the driveway. It is less common than pressure washing, but it can be more effective at removing stubborn stains.

For best results, it’s recommended to hire a professional pressure washing company to clean your driveway. They will have the experience and expertise to safely clean your driveway using the right techniques and equipment.