Learn How To Wash Windows With Telescopic Poles | Tutorial on Window Cleaning With Telescopic Poles
Learn How To Wash Windows With Telescopic Poles | Tutorial on Window Cleaning With Telescopic Poles
Products used in this video:
• OptiLoc Telescopic Pole: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• ErgoTec Window Squeegee: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• ErgoTec Power Washer: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• SwivelLoc Window Squeegee: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• MicroWipe Microfibre Cloth: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• Microfibre Surface Cloth: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• UNGERs Bucket: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• UNGERs Liquid: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
• Bucket on a Belt: www.ungerglobal.com/en/produc...
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In this tutorial on traditional window cleaning, we'll show you several techniques for cleaning windows with a telescopic pole - from very simple to more challenging.
We have found that cleaning windows with extension poles, also called telescopic poles, is much faster and safer than working on a ladder. It takes a bit more practice at first, but it's worth the time you invest. Besides, it is much safer!
The two techniques:
- For beginners: Telescopic poles with standard cleaning tools are best.
- For pros: You can take it a step further and clean with swivel tools as an even more efficient option.
In this video we will show you both options.
So let's get started...
► Have you worked with telescopic poles before? If so, tell us in the comments!
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Products you need
1:00 - Using the standard technique
2:37 - Using the swivel technique
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Love the dubbing 👍🏼
You have to love the voice dubbing.
Very informative for a new window cleaner.
This level of dubbing confirms this guy is a kung fu master
Ha ha
Super!
Intéressant
Very Good Video.
Thanks a lot! 🙂
Would you guys consider this beyter yhan a WFP system. Certainly cheaper if thinking about starting out.
It is not possible to say across the board which variant is more suitable. With the pure water system, it depends on the water hardness, how often you clean windows and how often you would use the system. If you only clean windows from time to time, we recommend our telescopic pole system with our washer and window squeegee.
@@UngerEurope Is that the system where you can wash in the window, flip it over and use the squeegee? I often see window washers use this but I don't know if Unger has this kind of system.
Find tutorial. I suggest with a swivel squeegee cut in about 1/4 the window. After the first corner move back to finish the starting corner. This makes sure pull marks aren't left.
Hallo Byran, thanks for your feedback! That certainly sounds like a cool cleaning option as well. However, we recommend the procedure as we show in our tutorial video. Kind regards, your UNGER Team
Hi
The lip sync is off-what happened?
Window cleaner bradford bava main
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Ok, but I am interesting how telescopic stick works on very high windows.. 3-5metres?! Why you dont show?
Hello Svetlana, our telescopic poles are available in different sizes and can therefore be used at different heights. The window cleaning technique is the same. Only the length of the pole is different. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us. Kind regards, your UNGER Team
What pole is that
Hello, the pole is the OptiLoc Telescopic Pole. You can also find the link for the pole in the video description. Kind regards, your UNGER Team
No good words for Unger sadly. Bought their 24K Carbon set 2 years ago, cost me nearly 2000 euro's, the thing is literally falling apart. The head piece broke so many times in the beginning. The material is rubbish. I would not recommend this brand to anyone. Customer service is also terrible to help solve problems. Instead they just claim it's the fault of bad usage. Nah... nowadays we got so many better alternatives.