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for more and advice for improving your window cleaning technique visit www.windowcleaningresources.co.uk where you will find lots more informative window cleaning articles. more than 100 subscribe to our free monthly newsletter for more helpful articles and . traditional window cleaning water fed pole window cleaning pricing marketing health and safety customer rapport round organisation general tips this dvd shows how you can improve your skills as a window cleaner, helping you to work faster and more efficiently hence earning more money. it also offers useful tips regarding organisation and motivation. find out more... traditional 1. always wipe the window sills. 2. avoid using ladders wherever possible. 3. be careful not to use too much soap in the solution. 4. employ both hands as you work. 5. slightly miss the top frame as you apply the solution to avoid water runs. 6. avoid using too much water unless the windows are very dirty or it is very hot. 7. use less water inside. 8. when cleaning windows inside, collect drips with your mop by keeping it horizontal underneath your squeegee action. 9. carry a spray bottle and spray the solution onto the mop instead of using a bucket for inside domestic work. 10. ask customers to clear ornaments and obstructions for you before going inside, in the meantime do the outsides. 11. on hot days mop and squeegee simultaneously. 12. on windy days work in the same direction as the wind to avoid spray landing on clean windows. 13. use a good quality detergent. its worth trying out solutions designed specifically for window cleaning. 14. make use of microfibre cloths, especially for leaded windows. 15. use a long rectangular bucket that accommodates the length of the applicator. 16. use a bucket with a lid on it to avoid water splashing out whilst driving about. 17. carry a selection of channel sizes or squeegees for various window types. 18. use a detachable plastic holster (boab) to carry your squeegee blade, mop and small razor. 19. carry a small sharp razor blade for bird muck and sticky tape remnants etc. 20. remove egg by soaking the area, leaving it a minute and then use a very sharp 4 inch razor blade. 21. use a locking cone on your extension pole so that tools are securely fitted. 22. finish with the squeegee blade horizontally at the bottom edge of the window frame rather than vertically against the side of the frame. 23. dont use a good rubber blade to run over window sills. you will ruin it. 24. use a cheap plastic squeegee to remove excess water from window sills and then use a damp cloth to dry them off. 25. avoid getting your dry cloth wet by using it only for minor detailing. 26. minimize detailing by dog earing your channels. 27. minimize detailing by very slightly missing the frames as you mop the window. 28. change rubber blades frequently. every week if necessary. 29. cut rubber blades with a sharp razor or rubber cutter rather than using scissors. 30. make sure the rubber blade protrudes a few millimetres from the channel and is not shorter than the channel. 31. tap the squeegee blade on the window to remove excess water. its quicker than wiping it. 32. wipe your blade with your fingers if there are trailing lines on the window. there could be hair or dirt on the blade. 33. experiment with different types of rubber blade and find one suits your preference. 34. hold hand tools such as the mop and blade loosely with the thumb pointing upwards. this will give your wrist free movement. 35. the rubber blade should run sharp on the window. to ensure this dont press on too hard or the rubber will bend and create a dull edge. 36. avoid georgian windows and old original style leaded windows. 37. for dirty georgian windows use a small mop and blade. if the windows are fairly clean dab a small amount of solution on each pane and use a microfibre cloth to polish them up. 38. on dirty leaded windows use an old rubber blade, clean as normal and then polish up with a dry microfibre cloth. water fed pole 1. when making the change to water fed pole, keep your customers in the picture by explaining to them how it works and the reasons for your decision. be sure to mention that they should expect the windows to be left wet. 2. for first time cleans with a water fed pole use plenty of water and do all the frames first and then go back to do the windows afterwards, being careful not to touch the top frame. 3. test the purity (tds) of the water regularly . 4. to avoid spotting, rinse well and keep the brush head clean. 5. avoid using the water fed pole on air vents above windows as dirty water will continue to run out for some time. 6. rock back and forward on your feet to move the brush up and down to reduce the stress on your arms and shoulders. 7. unreel the hose to the most distant point. start work at the furthest point away and work back. 8. use high visibility anti-kink hoses to minimize trip hazard and to save time undoing kinks. 9. wind the hoses in neatly and they will be easier to unwind the next time. 10. make sure the window is closed properly before using the water fed pole to avoid getting water inside. 11. dont waste pure water. if you are quick with traditional methods you may wish to only do the upstairs with the pure water system to save water. 12. dont rest the brush against the wall. 13. soak the brushes over night with a few drops of glass cleaning solution. rinse it off in the morning. 14. invest in a good quality pole and brush head. 15. use a system with an adjustable flow rate. 16. use high quality hose connectors. 17. ensure water tanks and barrels are professionally fitted and secured in the back of your vehicle. 18. use a leisure battery rather than a car battery for powering your pump. 19. use a split charger to charge the pump battery as you drive. 20. as an alternative to a transfer pump for transferring pure water from your storage tank to the transportable tank, make the base of the storage tank higher than the top level of the transportable tank and use gravity to transfer the water. 21. carry spares.such as hose connectors, spare pump and some handy tools. 22. use two di vessels of mixed bed resin in line to prolong the resin life. use the first vessel until the tds level rises to that of the mains tds then the second vessel becomes the first in line and a new vessel of resin replaces the second one. pricing tips 1. have a minimum charge. calculate prices based on estimated time involved. 2. never agree a price for a job before seeing and inspecting what is involved. 3. refine your round. price well for new work and drop your poor work. 4. the cheapest price doesnt always win the quote. when quoting or tendering, sell your business for reliability, professionalism and safety record and not just because you are the cheapest. 5. before giving a price to do inside a house or office, ask if the occupants smoke. nicotine on the windows will be much harder to clean and will slow you down. 6. for first time cleans suggest that the frames are also thoroughly cleaned and charge extra. 7. allow for travel time when pricing work. 8. establish prices and your terms and conditions before starting a job. 9. dont deliberately undercut another window cleaner. these two jobs are both standard three bedroomed semi detached. how much would you charge for just the front? there is no set answer. however here are some points to consider: what cleaning and access methods will be used? are the frames included? which one will take longer and why? how close is the next job? when was the last time they were cleaned? how long will the job take in total? what hourly rate do you aim to achieve? marketing tips 1. wear a suitable, presentable uniform and be clean shaven. 2. use good stationary, showing your address, contact number and website address if you have one. 3. invest in sign writing your van and keep the van clean. 4. if you do mainly domestic work, do a leaflet drop around the area that you 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