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If you own a business that has a glass storefront you will also experience how big of a task it is to keep your storefront glass clean. The biggest goal of any business is to cut cost and save money. By hiring a window cleaning service to help keep your windows clean you will be cutting into your profits. By knowing what material to use as well as the techniques involved when you clean your glass that can become a DIY service that will help you cut the cost of your business and help you to bigger profits.
Here is a small list of the things that you will need. You know that window cleaning will be an ongoing task so it is a good idea to keep these few items on hand at all times.
1. Five Gallon Bucket
2. Scrubber
3. Squeegee
4. Hand Washing Liquid
5. A roll of lint free rags
Here are the very few easy steps it will take to keep your glass storefronts looking good and free from smidgen and prints.
1. You will need to fill your bucket with water and ¼ cup of the dishwashing liquid. Mix the solution together with your hand to get a good mixture. By using your hand you will not create a mixture that is filled with a lot of suds.
2. Take some of the lint free rags you have and wipe the windows down to remove any dust and debris that may be present on your windows.
3. Saturate the sponge in the water solution you have mixed up in your five gallon bucket. Start at the top of the windows and wipe the whole window down with your sponge. Using horizontal strokes will help you to cover the entire window quicker. Use the sponge to scrub away any dirty spots.
4. Starting at the top place your squeegee in the corner and also move it over your glass in a horizontal motion. Be sure to remove any excess water. Continue this process until you have reached the bottom of your window.
5. Wipe away any excess moisture that is left on your windows. Repeat all the above steps as many times a necessary to obtain the results you are looking for.
You may want to do this procedure at least one time a week. By doing it more frequently you will cut down on the buildup of dirt and dust on your windows. By making this a weekly routine you will find it much easier to keep your windows looking clean and keeping the customers moving in. After you have done this a few times you will quickly develop a technique that will help you accomplish this task in an easy and timely manner.
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Source by Moly Fitch