Window Washing

Streak-free glass, done the proper way

Exterior windows washed with a detergent scrub and a purified water finish — no spots, no streaks, no residue left behind to dry cloudy in the sun.

The Process

How exterior window washing is done properly

Streaky glass almost always comes down to what's in the water and what's left behind after it dries — not how hard anyone scrubs.

  1. Frames, sills and tracks first

    Loose dirt, cobwebs, and grit sitting in the frame or window track get cleared out before any water touches the glass. Skipping this step just means that grit gets dragged across the pane during the wash — a common cause of fresh scratches on glass.

  2. A detergent wash to lift grime

    The glass is worked over with a soft brush head fed through a pole system, with a wash solution chemically injected into the water line to help break down grease, traffic film, and stuck-on dirt like bugs and sap that plain water alone won't shift.

  3. A rinse with regular water

    Once the surface has been scrubbed, a rinse with regular water clears off the bulk of the loosened dirt and detergent, leaving the glass ready for the final pass.

  4. A finishing rinse with purified water

    The last pass uses purified water — water that's had its minerals stripped out, so it dries completely clear with no spots or streaks, and no squeegee or wiping needed. This is the step that actually determines the finish: dry naturally, spot-free.

  5. A final check in good light

    Once dry, each pane gets checked from an angle in natural light — the angle streaks and missed spots actually show up at, rather than a straight-on look from a few feet back.

  6. Frames and sills wiped down

    A final wipe of the frames, sills, and any glass splash-back keeps the finished job looking sharp all the way round, not just on the pane itself.

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Is washing exterior windows with a detergent solution scrubbed on by brush, chemically injected into a water-fed pole line, then rinsed first with regular water and finished with a purified (deionised/reverse-osmosis) water rinse — with no squeegee — a sound method for getting a streak-free, spot-free finish on glass?
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