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High-Rise Window Cleaning Tools: Mop

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Summary: When cleaning high-rise windows, mops are used to wet the window panes. Discover how to use a mop for cleaning windows in this free video on washing windows of commercial buildings from a professional window washer.

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Jason Ihrig with Hi-tech Window Cleaning has been cleaning windows for more than 20 years. He specializes in all phases of window cleaning and has taught many employees the fine art of...read more

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"My name is Jason. I'm with Hi-tech Window Cleaning. And in this segment, I'm going to explain the different types of mops or applicators that we use. The first one is just a straight mop. It doesn't turn at all. And this is made by Unger. Tory and Sorbo also make mops. This one is just a straight mop. The inside of it is plastic. So it's very light. It's also very durable. And it has channels that actually hold a lot of water. So when you dip it in the bucket, you can do quite a few windows from one dip. On the inside of a house, of course you don't want to have a lot of water. You want to wring it out as good as you can. And you can still get quite a few windows done doing it that way. The other type of mop, this is made by Sorbo, and it does swivel. This is good for pole work, to where you need to swivel a lot. The mop covers are pretty important. They make abrasive mop covers. We don't use those very often. We choose a mop that holds a lot more water so we can do more windows per dip. This is called the super soaker. We get it through ABC Window Cleaning Supply. And these last quite a long time. The cost for this setup is about $35, and that includes the mop cover. To replace the mop cover, they're between 8 and 12 dollars, depending on where you get them. And this is a metal channel. It does not hold as much water as the plastic, but they don't make swivels in plastic. So that's how we use it."

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