Something you need to know about WFP

Professional window cleaning is a fantastic service for both residential and business customers, as it drastically improves the aspect of a home or building. At the same time, cleaning is done safely, without any damage to the windows, house, and surroundings.

One of the latest technologies in window cleaning supplies is the water-fed pole system. We will go through what it is and what it does, so you can make an educated decision next time you need a window cleaning.

What Is a Water Fed Pole?

A water-fed pole is an extendable window cleaning pole with a specialized brush at the end, and a hose running the whole length. The hose feeds purified, deionized water to the brush head, allowing the technician to clean the windows from any debris or dirt.

The water is pumped at high pressure, to allow it to dislodge dirt. It will rinse all the grime without the use of detergents.

What Are the Benefits of Cleaning with a Water Fed Pole?

There are several benefits to using a water-fed pole to clean the windows, and here are the most common ones:

• Purified water leaves no streaks

Water with minerals can leave streaks, stains, a cloudy film, and a dull overall aspect. Water-fed poles use purified water for cleaning, which will leave the windows sparkly clean.

• It doesn’t use harmful chemicals

With this system, you don't need detergent or soap. The dirt is only removed with the power of water pressure, which makes it 100% for your kids and pets, plants, and wildlife.

• It’s a great fit for hard-to-reach windows

Some windows are hard to clean because they are in high places and sometimes have special structures (like attic windows, for example). By cleaning with a water-fed pole, you can really reach anywhere and clean the window and the area surrounding it.

• A water fed pole can keep technicians safe from falls and injury

Sometimes, even professional window cleaners have accidents. A slip and fall from a great height can be fatal or result in catastrophic injuries. Avoid any risk by using a water-fed pole system.

• It’s generally faster than traditional methods

Sometimes you need the window cleaning to be done fast, in time for an event, a house viewing, etc. Choose this system for those occasions.

When Is the Water Fed Pole System Not Recommended?

If your windows are stained and dirty with grease or other stains that are hard to remove, a water-fed brush clean might not be enough. In these cases, a company would recommend different types of window washing equipment.