The cleanliness level of the windows in your office and/or commercial building heavily affects how customers & clients view your business. Clean windows that shine show customers that cleanliness is a priority for your business while bettering their overall experience. Professional cleaners are able to achieve spotless windows by using tricks of the trade, including knowing when to clean windows, which products to use, how to use them, and more. Keep reading for some of our tips for cleaning office windows like a pro!

Wait Until a Cloudy Day

Believe it or not, some days are better than others when it comes to cleaning windows. The professionals recommend waiting until cloudy days to clean windows and working from top to bottom to avoid hard-to-remove streaks. This is because the sun will cause your window cleaner to dry out as you clean, making it difficult to clean them correctly. You should also start with the inside of each window before moving outside to prevent pollutants from getting inside.  

Use the Right Tools & Products

The equipment and cleaning products you use play a huge role in whether your windows get a good clean. Start by cleaning dust & debris out of the window track and around the frame. You can clean these out with an old toothbrush & white vinegar and follow by wiping them off with a wet rag. For larger windows, you should always use a squeegee with a fresh rubber blade to clean the glass. For smaller windows, you can use a sponge or microfiber cloth to clean each pane. Make sure to use an effective window cleaner, such as Windex or Zep Streak-Free Glass Cleaner. Local commercial businesses—contact us to inquire about shopping our selection of commercial cleaning products!

Dry Them with Microfiber Cloths  

Put down the rag and paper towels when it’s time to dry your windows. Make the switch to reusable microfiber cloths for the shiniest windows possible! Microfiber cloths gently remove streaks, smudges, and anything else that got left behind. Investing in reusable cleaning products saves you time and money in the long run.    

Although window cleaning can seem like a simple task, making small adjustments to your process can produce better results. Hiring a commercial cleaner is always a good idea if you don’t have the time to spend cleaning your own office or commercial windows. Visit our website or contact us to learn more about window cleaning and our commercial cleaning services!