Now that you know what solution to use to clean your windows streak free you will need a few tools to do the job right. You could order equipment that is very fair priced from a store that professional window cleaners use and I have provided that site here. That is one way you can order tools online and receive them in about a week. You can also just get the basic supplies from a hardware store such as Home Depot or Lowes. Here is a list of a few basic items you will want to make your job go smoother and faster for the best results. If used properly you should be able to clean your glass without leaving any streaks at all. Squeegee Usually a 6 inch to 12 inch is best for home window and an 18 inch to 22 inch is best for commercial and storefront washing. Best bet is to grab a couple of different sizes to be safe. Wand You can purchase a wand at a hardware store. Get a size comparable with your squeegee. This will make soaping up your glass and cleaning screens much faster. Towels The best towels to use to dry edges of your windows are called "huck towels" or "surgical towels". They are 100% cotton, absorbent, and lint free. You can order them at J Racenstein or get them at your local janitorial supply store. These are also commonly used by maid. Don't fret if you cannot find this type of towel. A regular tightly woven cotton rag will do just fine but have a few on hand so you can always be using a window washing towel which is dry. Window Washing Bucket This is any container or bucket that is 2 to 5 gallons. Just about anything you can carry and move easily will work just fine. Step Ladder Self explanatory: Can be found at any hardware store depending on size needed. For a 1 story home and most storefront jobs a 6 foot step ladder will be enough. These are generally used on homes to assist in cleaning the outside windows which tend to be a little higher on the exterior, also used for cleaning over the door entry way windows. Screwdriver Just have a flat head screwdriver and sometimes a Phillips head handy to remove screens and dig any excess material out of corners of window tracks and frames. Professional Window Cleaners Finding a professional window cleaner to wash your windows at home or at the office is a simple task. You will get a list of local businesses just by typing in your city or town name and then adding "window cleaning service". If you are using Google a map will likely appear with listings in your local area. You can also scroll down and look for reviews on particular window cleaners from Yahoo reviews and city search information. "Angies List" is also a great place to find information on reputable companies and customer testimonials. Don't hesitate to ask your neighbors either. You will be surprised just how many people use services and word of mouth is always the best reference.
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