Omnios
September 19th, 2009, 03:00 AM
Hi guys.
I am on a disability and this month started a part time small business doing commercial window cleaning for plaza's and industrial units. This is so I have enough money to live on, being on a disability in Canada is rough get about 12k a year but subsidized rent witch is $450 a month. Anyways can not live on this nor start my main business with this so started a part time window washing company to have enough money to live on and fund my main business venture.
Does anyone have any experience cleaning windows or idea's. So far I have a good squeegee and am going to invest in a good mucker. What I really need is to develop a good window washing detergent water mix. So far I am thinking of using a sparkle dish soap that is supposed to leave glasses shinning some vinegar that could cut though dirt and grease really quick and lastly a little rubbing alcohol so that any water streaks left from squeegeeing. I am trying to develop a formula that can cut through dirt and highway grease fast and not leave streaks. Also cost is a consideration, windex would be nice but to pricey for the nature of the process.
So anyone have any idea's and thanks.
I am on a disability and this month started a part time small business doing commercial window cleaning for plaza's and industrial units. This is so I have enough money to live on, being on a disability in Canada is rough get about 12k a year but subsidized rent witch is $450 a month. Anyways can not live on this nor start my main business with this so started a part time window washing company to have enough money to live on and fund my main business venture.
Does anyone have any experience cleaning windows or idea's. So far I have a good squeegee and am going to invest in a good mucker. What I really need is to develop a good window washing detergent water mix. So far I am thinking of using a sparkle dish soap that is supposed to leave glasses shinning some vinegar that could cut though dirt and grease really quick and lastly a little rubbing alcohol so that any water streaks left from squeegeeing. I am trying to develop a formula that can cut through dirt and highway grease fast and not leave streaks. Also cost is a consideration, windex would be nice but to pricey for the nature of the process.
So anyone have any idea's and thanks.