When
talking about window cleaning poles it doesn’t
refer to anything sexual or big poles next to houses
to hang on to, to clean windows. It’s just a brush
on a long stick to clean windows that are high up.
This could be very handy as it reduces danger of
falling of a ladder, but is the result good? Well
that depends what cleaning product you use in
combination with it. Try Miracle Drywash!
High up? Need cleaning...
You can use a ladder to clean your windows high up.
You can also use something called a window cleaning
pole. It’s a device with a very long stick, normally
through which water can flow and you then add some
soap or other cleaning agent and go off and clean.
No ladder. What about reducing the amount of water
too? Try waterless. You can still use it with the
cleaning pole. Just use Miracle Drywash! Perfect!
Reducing falling risk...
To clean windows that are high up on the
outside can present a risk and be a
liability. That’s due to the fact that you
need to climb a ladder and then mostly also
carry some equipment up the ladder. This
greatly increases the risk of falling.
Personally, I’m not fan of climbing up high
ladders. So, what about just having your
window cleaning pole and using a waterless
product to save some water and getting those
high windows cleaned? Try it. It’s Miracle
Drywash!
The great water waster...
Window cleaning poles are great in
reducing risks taken in cleaning one’s
windows. They also tend to use lots of
water. Most need a hosepipe or
something connected to give it a good
supply of water. Well, that’s a waste
of water or what? Definitely. Doesn’t
help your environment. Just do it
waterless... Use the pole, but use it
without wasting water. Miracle Drywash!
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The right product for high up
windows.
To clean your windows that normally
require a ladder to reach, you need to
have the right product that will
definitely
leave them clean after you’ve
done the job. Some don’t want to use a
ladder and use long poles from ground
level to clean their windows. Fine. In
combination use a product that will do
the job most effectively. It’s called
Miracle Drywash!
talking about window cleaning poles it doesn’t
refer to anything sexual or big poles next to houses
to hang on to, to clean windows. It’s just a brush
on a long stick to clean windows that are high up.
This could be very handy as it reduces danger of
falling of a ladder, but is the result good? Well
that depends what cleaning product you use in
combination with it. Try Miracle Drywash!
You can also use something called a window cleaning
pole. It’s a device with a very long stick, normally
through which water can flow and you then add some
soap or other cleaning agent and go off and clean.
No ladder. What about reducing the amount of water
too? Try waterless. You can still use it with the
cleaning pole. Just use Miracle Drywash! Perfect!
This
greatly increases the risk of falling.
Personally, I’m not fan of climbing up high
ladders. So, what about just having your
window cleaning pole and using a waterless
product to save some water and getting those
high windows cleaned? Try it. It’s Miracle
Drywash!
They also tend to use lots of
water. Most need a hosepipe or
something connected to give it a good
supply of water. Well, that’s a waste
of water or what? Definitely. Doesn’t
help your environment. Just do it
waterless... Use the pole, but use it
without wasting water. Miracle Drywash!
leave them clean after you’ve
done the job. Some don’t want to use a
ladder and use long poles from ground
level to clean their windows. Fine. In
combination use a product that will do
the job most effectively. It’s called
Miracle Drywash!