Yes because when you scrub your windows they can actually shine like a mirror. We have found that for some reason windows that have been hosed wont shine no matter what we do. We have even had windows that were being hit by sprinklers for over a year and we got a better shine than hosed windows. Ill remake this video with a better intro to explain.
@@LegacyProWindowCleaning A related question, then. I live in a nice new mobile home, but for six years I have not been able (for physical reasons) to clean the outside of my windows, and I have NOT hosed them. The only water they get is rain. I'm now able to attack those windows. Would it be okay to just hose them off immediately before cleaning them? I would be using pretty much the same tools and materials and method you are using.
@scwinget8528 it's actually great practice to do that. It will loosen the dirt and if you hose out the tracks when your doing it you lessen the chance of dragging that dirt over the windows when you actually scrub them. Remember speed not pressure. Soft wash first. If you wash a lint free towel with vinegar and rinse a couple times then you can use them to touch up the streaks for a perfect window!
Over and over you're saying Don't Hose Your Windows...we get it. It would be nice if you could explain WHY not to.
Yes because when you scrub your windows they can actually shine like a mirror. We have found that for some reason windows that have been hosed wont shine no matter what we do. We have even had windows that were being hit by sprinklers for over a year and we got a better shine than hosed windows. Ill remake this video with a better intro to explain.
@@LegacyProWindowCleaning A related question, then. I live in a nice new mobile home, but for six years I have not been able (for physical reasons) to clean the outside of my windows, and I have NOT hosed them. The only water they get is rain. I'm now able to attack those windows. Would it be okay to just hose them off immediately before cleaning them? I would be using pretty much the same tools and materials and method you are using.
@scwinget8528 it's actually great practice to do that. It will loosen the dirt and if you hose out the tracks when your doing it you lessen the chance of dragging that dirt over the windows when you actually scrub them. Remember speed not pressure. Soft wash first. If you wash a lint free towel with vinegar and rinse a couple times then you can use them to touch up the streaks for a perfect window!