[windowswashed]

my opinion, youre either a resi cleaner OR youre a commercial cleaner ,dont try and be both .  its a different mindset for both.   

  its a bit like being a carpenter  and a plasterer combined. that too never works out in the long run youll end up with cement spatter on your oak strip

  by commercial im meaning  big buildings exactly like in the OP  photo, not shops

Commercial or domestic windows, makes no difference, glass is glass, I do both, no difference. Some of my residential places are bigger than some schools and OAP homes

[dazmond]

Does Anyone else clean commercial properties with these kind of windows?



The vents on them always leave drips! I’m having to go back every time and go up with ladders and wipe the drips off with a cloth - not at the request of the customer but just me double checking my work. And there is a lot of buildings so it’s taking me another hour to do this each month the following day or when they dry later the same day.
Anyone else have issues with these types of windows/ vents or is it just me?
The vents are on the windows that open , so halfway down the whole piece of glass

Basically you need to clean the top row of windows all the way along.....then go back to the first window(the drips should have stopped by then)and clean the row underneath exactly the same and carry on in this manner until all the windows are cleaned.

This should stop/reduce runs/spotting to a minimum.....

[Shrek]

Cheers daz