118 results for 'building cleaning cleaning other surfaces'

How to Clean and Sanitize Plexiglass Barriers (Post)

As you approach businesses about cleaning their windows, a new add-on service that many retail outlets and professional services may want is cleaning their Plexiglass ba ...

Guide to Gutter Cleaning (Post)

Why is Gutter Cleaning So Important? Gutters are one of the most affordable methods for protecting homes and buildings from the elements, but only if they work. Clean gutters direct water from the ro ...

How to Clean and Brighten Concrete Easily with F9 Groundskeeper (Post)

Most concrete cleaners, such as degreasers, have a high pH, which can build up in or on the surface of the concrete and pull more dirt and grime into the pores . That's ...

How to Clean Tinted Windows (Post)

How to Clean Tinted windowsTinted windows are a great feature for vehicles and buildings, offering privacy and protection from sunlight. However, like regular windows, t ...

Renewed Openings Create New Cleaning Opportunities (Post)

As the economy continues to reopen, pay attention to what types of businesses are set to reopen when, and what revisions they have to make. Then think of how you can h ...

A Complete Guide to Glass Suction Cups for Window Cleaning (Post)

A Complete Guide to Glass Suction Cups for Window CleaningGlass suction cups are an essential tool for window cleaning professionals. They provide a secure grip on glass ...

How Using a News App can help your Cleaning Business (Post)

Right after the first case of Covid-19 here in my state of Arkansas, I downloaded an app called “News Break.” (I’m sure there are others.) Although the push notifications can get to be a bit much, it ...

Why TDS Testing of Water is Important for Window Cleaning (Post)

Why TDS Testing of Water is Important for Window CleaningAchieving spotless windows requires more than just basic tools like a squeegee and water. The quality of the wat ...

What do I need to clean solar panels? (Post)

What Type of Water Is Best for Cleaning Solar Panels? Solar panel manufacturers often claim that rainwater is enough to keep them clean. However, that’s like saying ...

What Business Resources Are Available for Window Cleaners and Pressure Washing Businesses? (Post)

Running a cleaning business is about more than just cleaning. That's why we've put together a list of business-related resources to help you in your day-to-day operation ...

How to Remove Efflorescence and Calcium Stains (Post)

What is Efflorescence? Efflorescence is the result of excessive moisture in a brick wall. Sometimes new construction will develop efflorescence through the natural dry ...

F9 Double Eagle vs Goundskeeper (Post)

Front 9 (F9) products offers 4 high-performance restoration products that are designed to remove stains and restore hard surfaces. While F9 Efflo is for removing Efflorescence from building and F9 Ba ...

Turning COVID-19 Cancellations into Work - Part 1 (Post)

COVID-19 is shaking the world.But you already knew that. Not only is the Coronavirus shutting down schools, gyms, public places, etc., but it is also closing down offices and businesses. This pandem ...

ProTool Chemicals (Post)

ProTool has an all new line-up of restoration products that can clean and restore any surface. ProTool has three all new products that can clean siding, stucco, metal, aluminu ...

How To Remove Hard Water Stains from Windows (Post)

What Causes Hard Water?All water contains minerals of some sort, which is what defines “hard water.” The higher the mineral content, the harder the water. Some areas, like those where water travels t ...

What are Level 1, 2 and 3 Hard Water Stains? (Post)

Hard water staining on glass is a common issue that affects many households and buildings, particularly in areas with high mineral content in the water supply. These stains can range fro ...

Turning COVID-19 into Work - Part 2 (Post)

COVID-19 is causing cancellations left and right. We’ve been talking to those who have managed to stay busy and/or turn their cancellation calls into work.If you didn’t catch ...

How to Protect Plants when Soft Washing (Post)

Soft washing uses professional-grade sodium hypochlorite (bleach) to kill Gloeocapsa Magma, which is a type of algae that leaves ugle black streaks on roofs and siding, ...

Turning COVID-19 Cancellations into Work - Part 3 (Post)

The Ultimate COVID-19 Pivot We’ve not only been talking to those who have managed to stay busy and/or turn their cancellation calls into work, but we’ve also been searching fo ...

The Best Types of WIndow Squeeges (Post)

The Best types of window squeegeesWindow squeegees are indispensable for keeping your windows spotless and streak-free. With numerous options on the market, it can be ch ...

How Chemicals Remove Stains (Post)

Whether pressure washing, soft washing, or window cleaning, you’re going to run across stains that require the right cleaning chemicals for the job. In general, there ar ...

Choosing the Right T-Bar Squeegee: Fixed vs. Swivel (Post)

Choosing the Right T-Bar Squeegee: Fixed vs. SwivelIn professional window cleaning, having the right tools can make all the difference, and one of the most crucial choic ...

The Efficient, Affordable ProTool Wash Sprayer Designed with Homeowners in Mind (Post)

For those jobs – like washing your car or the exterior of your house, deck, fence, etc. – where a hose sprayer just doesn’t provide enough oomph – the ProTool wash spra ...

Critical Infrastructure Guidelines for Covid-19 (Post)

Critical Infrastructure GuidanceFederal and many state and local governments have been imposing numerous restrictions. These restrict people to their homes except for cr ...

What Chemicals Do I Need for Soft Washing? (Post)

When professionals think of soft washing roofs and siding, the top cleaning chemical used is a professional-grade 12.5% sodium hypochlorite, or bleach, mixed with water.

How to Wash Your Car at Home (Post)

Step 1:  Pre-Rinse with the ProTool Wash Sprayer Pre-rinsing allows the water to soften dirt and other contaminants. When you pre-rinse, start from the top&nb ...

Is it Efflorescence or Something Else? (Post)

Efflorescence is a white, chalky deposit that is caused by excessive moisture in a masonry wall. With new construction, efflorescence sometimes develops what’s sometime ...

Overview of Scrubbers and Polishing Pads (Post)

Overview of Scrubbers and Polishing PadsA effective cleaning programme involves more than just having the appropriate equipment. Another critical choice is the scrubbers ...

ProTool Safety Harness - Part of a Safety Plan (Post)

The ProTool Harness for Exterior Cleaning Professionals Purchase the ProTool Harness 96-10In the world of exterior cleaning, professionals regularly confront t ...

Snapshots of the Past 26 Years: My Top 10 Industry Changes (Post)

This past Friday was a big one for me. I not only hit the half-century mark, I also am at a point where I’ve written for the cleaning industry for more than half my life.The year was 1994. I was 24 y ...