My name is John from tampa area in florida. New to this business and have been cleaning my windows like 100 times in the last month along with friends windows for free. I really enjoy doing it and hope to make a business out of it one day
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Hey John. Let me send you a message.
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My name is Jacob and I am a man of many talents. I like cheese about as much as @JaredAI likes Chile.
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Welcome to the fourm man!
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Thanks for such a warm welcome. Didn’t know how it was going to turn out.
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It’s all good man 
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Hey I’m cool if you are! 
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Howdy Eh! Shep the window cleaner here from Ontario, Canada eh!
Owner of Sheps Pressure Washing & Window Cleaning, doing Res/Com/Ins
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Hey everyone! My name is Ryan and I’m the owner of Mr. Glass Window Cleaning in Central Illinois. Excited to be here!
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Hello window cleaners of the world! My name is Chaz, my wife and I own/operate our small business Green Squeegees Window Cleaning in Asheville NC. Its great to have a forum by Luke and Reanna. You guys are always quick to respond so this will be a valuable forum.
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Welcome Green Squeegees. How far are you from Franklin Sylva?
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welcome Shep, from Canada Eh
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Hey! I am about an hour and 40 minutes away. Are you familiar with this area?
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parents have mountain property there
Hi everyone! I’m a second generation window cleaner that said I’d never clean windows when I grew up and definitely had no interest in having a business…but now my husband and I are going on three years in business in the Orlando area and I love it!
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Hey guys. I’m Maria. First, I’m not a professional window cleaner but a homeowner who has been using ladders and a time consuming method of cleaning windows. As an older female with osteoarthritis, using ladders has become more unsafe and something I just don’t want to do anymore. Plus, I want to reduce the amount of time it takes to do the window cleaning, which would encourage me to do it more often. So, I went online and did some research. I watched numerous videos. Most of those videos were from Luke and Reanna and Steve. Your videos are extremely informative. You make the different methods of cleaning windows look so easy. And Luke, WOW, you sew. As a woman who can’t and doesn’t want to, you almost shamed me. Notice I said almost. For a first time user trying the methods demonstrated, I’m sure it won’t be as easy as you make it look, since y’all (common word used here in Texas) are extensively experienced.
Second, since I won’t be cleaning windows professionally, I want products that will be less difficult to learn with and can serve multiple purposes, hence, reducing the initial outlay of money required. I have storm glass windows, windows that are 6 feet high, and French Doors. I’d like to get your advice on what products would best serve my needs. This is the list I’ve composed…would appreciate you reviewing and offering input.
Wagtail High Flyer 14”
Unger Opti-loc Aluminum Extension Pole with locking collar, 8-ft, Two Sections
Unger Ergotec Ninja Scraper
Unger Total Reach Cobweb Duster
Etorre Ledge-EZE Handle
Etorre Master Brass Channel with Rubber 6”
In watching the videos, I believe it was Reanna who mentioned that for the Wagtail High Flyer, it’s easier to learn with the 14” rather than a larger size. My thought was that this product could be used on the storm glass windows, and when attached to the extension pole, can also be used on the 6 foot high windows.
The Etorre channel would be used on the French Door windows.
I don’t need a bucket or towels.
Again, I enjoy the videos. Thanks for doing them to help others like me find a better and more efficient way of cleaning windows. From all appearances, it looks like you, Luke and Reanna, are happily married. It’s nice to see.
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Hello, I’m Donny with Simply Clean. Me and my wife have been cleaning windows over 23 years. Enjoy the tips on this site. Thanks all!
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