SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT PURE WATER WINDOW CLEANING IS THE BEST

Water has no color, no smell, no taste. When it’s raining, it’s condensed water that’s falling from the clouds. But how come after the rain stops and your windows have dried out you are left with white spots all over the glass? The dust and exhaust fumes from street traffic, the pollen from the trees and all other end up smeared on your windows.

In the past, in order to get your windows cleaned, you’d use soapy water to properly wash your windows. But now there is an elegant solution to your spotty windows problem, and it is ultra-pure water.

Zero parts per million is the recommendation when you want to achieve outstanding results in the window cleaning process. However, as mentioned above, the natural state of water is far from that number. The standards for tap water are not so strict and may vary somewhere between 100 to more than 400 ppm. That’s the reason why the use of tap water for cleaning windows gives less than satisfying results.

So how do we get that ultra-pure state?

The answer comes in the form of complex filtration systems which include a multi-stage purification process. During this process, the tap water goes through two main steps to get to the state that’s required by professional window cleaners.

Here’s how to make pure water for window cleaning:

The first step in the water purification process is reverse osmosis (RO). The water is pushed against a special semipermeable membrane that separates minerals and solid particles from water molecules. That’s how on the other side of the membrane you get pure (90% – 99%) water. And what about the other 1 to 10% of impurities? They are removed with the next step.

The second stage of the process is Deionization (DI). Although most of the solids are removed in the pre-filtering step, the water still contains some positive and negative ions like Calcium (Ca++), Magnesium (Mg++), Iron (Fe+++), Chlorides (Cl-), Sulfates (SO4–), Carbonates (CO3–) and probably Nitrates (NO3-) as well. These positive cations and negative anions are attracted by the ion exchange resins and what’s left is pure H2O molecules.

What’s so special about this state of water? Well, now that the water is cleared of solids, it becomes a powerful rinsing tool. It binds to the accumulated solids on your windows and removes them. This is the magical moment when your window cleaner, armed with a pure water fed pole is able to bring back the sparkling and crystal-clear appearance of your windows.

The combined and accumulated effects of the technology improvement described so far lead to the proliferation of the water-fed pole window cleaning. 

Here’s pure water window cleaning explained:

1. Storing the water- Professional window cleaners take tap water from building and tie it on with filtration system.
2. Purifying the water- The tap water is passed through various types of purifying systems.
3. Filtering the water- All solid particles are filtered from the water with reverse osmosis and deionization. The result is pure water ready for cleaning your windows, sills, facias and whatever’s necessary.
4. Spraying the water- The pure water runs through a telescopic fed pole, goes out the brush, and onto the window surface.
5. Cleaning the dirt- The accumulated dirt is agitated and gets out of the window surface.
6. Making the windows shiny- A finishing rinse of the window leaves it sparkling, without any visible marks or stains. There’s no need to blot or wipe the window as all that’s left on the glass is H2O molecules that will evaporate.

In the end, let’s summarize the benefits you’ll get from pure water window cleaning:

• Safe for your health – no harsh chemicals are used during the process;
• Safe for your property – without the use of any detergents the frames and sills of the windows won’t get damaged or worn out;
• Environmentally friendly – there’s no harmful effect on your garden, plants and trees.
• Spotless results – the cleaning process doesn’t leave any marks or streaks so you can enjoy your bright and shiny window glass.
• Cost effective – it will take longer for the dust to accumulate and so your windows will stay clean for longer, too.

• Pure water is plain H2O, with no other elements present.
• To be purified, tap water goes through a multi-step filtration process.
• After it’s been filtered, the water molecules can bind to the dirt and remove it from the glass, leaving a shiny, streak-free finish.
• Pure water cleaning is eco-friendly, safe and cost effective.