When it comes to window cleaning, the idea of working in the rain might seem counterintuitive. After all, isn’t rainwater supposed to make windows dirtier rather than cleaner? Surprisingly, with the advent of advanced window cleaning technology, specifically the Water Fed Pole System, cleaning windows in the rain is not only possible but can be highly effective. In this blog post, we will delve into the science behind this innovative system and explain why rain is not necessarily an obstacle but rather a valuable asset.

Understanding the Water Fed Pole System

The Water Fed Pole System is a modern approach to window cleaning. It utilises purified water and extends the reach of the cleaner with the help of telescopic poles. Purified water is the key component here. It is free from minerals and impurities that cause streaks and water spots on windows when they dry. This purified water is delivered through a brush at the end of the pole, ensuring a thorough and spot-free clean.

At UltraFlow Window Cleaning, we produce our own pure water, with around 4,000 litres available for the team at all times. This ensures a constant supply of spotless cleaning power for every job we undertake.

Why Rainwater Is Not a Hindrance

The secret is that it’s not actually the rainwater that causes the problem. It’s the dirt and dust already on the glass that leads to marks and spots when rainwater hits and then dries. When it rains, the water displaces this dirt, resulting in spotting.

The Water Fed Pole System solves this. Our operators manually remove the dirt and dust from the glass using the brush and pure water, leaving a clean surface free of contaminants. Since rainwater is almost pure, once the dirt has been removed, it leaves crystal-clear windows when it dries.

And don’t worry – at UltraFlow we give a 24-hour after-clean rain guarantee, so you can have full confidence in the clean we provide.