This section explains the difference between window washing and window cleaning. Window washing focuses on removing dirt and grime from the exterior of windows, while window cleaning includes a broader range of tasks, such as cleaning window frames and treating glass surfaces.

 Here, the premium commercial window cleaning service is introduced. It highlights the expertise of the team, superior results achieved through advanced techniques, and a comprehensive approach that includes cleaning all parts of the windows. The service is designed to be timely and flexible, ensuring minimal disruption to businesses, and is backed by competitive pricing and insurance.

This section promotes the residential window cleaning service, emphasizing the transformation of dirty windows into sparkling showcases. It details the meticulous cleaning process, attention to detail, and the professionalism of the team. The service offers convenient scheduling and affordable pricing, aiming to enhance the beauty and curb appeal of homes

Exterior windows we typical use a pressure washer and a squeegee. A good glass drying rag and that's usually all that is required. For tough spots we have been known to use a little bit of rubbing alcohol. Some cleaners sometimes will use a little bit of dawn dish soap witch isn't a bad tactic at all. 

Interior windows is much of the same with the pressure. We will use our glass cleaning rag or microfiber. Get it damp and clean the entire window. At that point we take a new rag much of the same type however this one is for drying and wiping down the glass. Making sure to leave no streaks. Again you can use a bit of rubbing alcohol. The reason we use rubbing alcohol is because it evaporatea once it's dry. 

Or some of us here at Hood River Cleaners will use a product called Sprayway foaming Glass Cleaner. It doesn't leave any streaks and cleans the glass extramly well. It's less than $3 in most retail locations. Worth every penny.