How Do You Clean Outside Windows You Can’t Reach?

The water-fed-pole (WFP) system is a cutting-edge method used to clean windows in hard-to-reach areas without requiring ladders or scaffolding. This advanced technology ensures exceptional window cleaning quality, often surpassing that achieved through traditional squeegee methods. The system uses extendable poles with water jets at their tips, allowing for thorough cleaning and rinsing of windows from the ground level. The purified water used in the process eliminates the need for chemical detergents, leaving windows with a spotless, streak-free finish. Overall, water-fed pole window cleaning enhances safety by eliminating the need to work at heights and delivers superior results compared to conventional window cleaning techniques.

How Water-Fed Pole Window Cleaning Works

The water-fed pole window cleaning system components include:

1. Extendable Pole: The water-fed pole is typically made of lightweight materials such as carbon fiber or aluminum and can extend to considerable lengths (sometimes up to 70 feet or more). This allows the cleaner to reach high windows from the ground.
2. Water Delivery System: The pole has a hose running through or along it that delivers purified water to the brush head at the top. Purified water is free from minerals and impurities that can leave streaks or spots on glass.
3. Brush Head: A brush with water jets is attached to the pole’s top. The brush helps to agitate and remove dirt while the jets rinse the glass with a constant flow of purified water.

Using Water-Fed Pole to Clean High Windows

This is how we use the water-fed pole system to clean high windows:

1. Safety: The WFP system allows cleaners to work from the ground, eliminating the need for ladders or scaffolding and reducing the risk of falls and injuries.
2. Efficiency: The pole’s extendable nature enables the cleaning of multiple stories quickly and efficiently. The constant flow of purified water helps remove dirt and grime without leaving streaks.
3. Environmental Benefits: Purified water used in WFP systems does not require detergents or chemicals, making it an environmentally friendly option.
4. Quality of Cleaning: Purified water leaves windows cleaner because it doesn’t leave behind any residue that tap water might. The brush head helps scrub stubborn dirt while the water jets clean it.
5. Access to Hard-to-Reach Areas: The pole’s flexibility and length make it possible to clean windows that are otherwise difficult to access, such as those on tall buildings, over conservatories, or above sloped roofs.

Our Window Cleaning Process

This is what you can expect from our window cleaning process:

1. Set Up: The cleaner connects the WFP system to a source of purified water, either from a water purification system they have on-site or from a portable tank.
2. Extend the Pole: The pole is extended to the necessary height to reach the windows that need cleaning.
3. Brush and Rinse: The cleaner uses the brush head to scrub the window surface, and the jets of purified water rinse the loosened dirt.
4. Drying: Since the water is purified, it will dry without leaving spots or streaks, resulting in a clean and clear window.

Overall, the water-fed pole system is a revolutionary method for cleaning high windows, offering a safe, efficient, and effective solution for both residential and commercial buildings. At Pristine Clean, our techs are highly trained in the process. Learn more about our window cleaning services or call 440-454-7041.