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Window Seals: Why They Are Important, How To Fix Them
Posted on Monday, November 15th 2021

Window seals. When it comes to the upkeep of your home, they might be something you never think about — until cold weather sets in and it starts getting a little drafty inside. Window seals can be found in modern windows, which often have double or triple panes of glass. Compared to older windows with one pane of glass, manufacturers insert air or an inert gas, such as argon, between these multiple layers before sealing up everything with an elastic sealant. These windows are known as insulated windows, thermal windows, thermopanes, or IGUs (insulated glass units).

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How to Remove Hard Water Stains from Glass Windows: What Works
Posted on Friday, October 15th 2021

Everyone wants their living and working space to be as warm and welcoming as possible, and sparkling clean windows are one major key to creating that environment. Whether you’re a homeowner wanting sunlight to stream in or a business owner hoping to ensure your employees work in a clean, comfortable office, dirty windows can be a hindrance to your plans.

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Cleaning Tinted Windows: What to Use & When to Hire a Pro
Posted on Thursday, April 15th 2021

Every home and every office building are different. That means they have different uses, and therefore need to have some different features. There are various reasons many home and business owners opt for tinted windows. But while this option provides several benefits to homes, offices, and especially cars, window tinting does alter the cleaning methods many do-it-yourself cleaners are used to performing. Of course, it’s important to learn those differences in order to protect the film of the window tinting you paid for so that you reap those benefits for as long as possible.

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How to Clean Your Business’s Tinted Windows
Posted on Thursday, December 10th 2020

How do I clean my business’s tinted windows? I've tried everything, but they're not coming clean. I need some expert advice. Certain aspects of running a business can often be overlooked. Beyond the obvious bottom line, one of those underrated factors is a clean and welcoming workspace. Much like the boost a home can get from improved curb appeal, keeping an impressive workplace can charm any visiting clients while also raising the level of employee satisfaction.

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How to Clean a Chandelier: DIY or Hire a Pro?
Posted on Friday, October 2nd 2020

Everyone wants to impress when welcoming visitors into their home. It’s no secret that one of the grandest and brightest statement pieces in many houses is the chandelier. But in order to truly shine, chandeliers must be cared for in a way that differentiates them from other pieces in the house. Chandelier designs can often be intricate, presenting a challenge for the everyday cleaner. It may be a job for professionals, but it’s not impossible for the DIY enthusiasts who want to learn how to clean a chandelier. Let’s take a look at what you’ll need to clean and care for these grand light fixtures.

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Removing Water Spots on Windows: How to Fix & Prevent Spotting
Posted on Friday, July 31st 2020

Water, water, everywhere, but not every drop is the same. In many areas of the country, hard water is the norm. This is simply water that has a high mineral content — mainly magnesium and calcium. This type of water is filtered and treated to make it drinkable and potable, but the softening process doesn’t remove all traces of the minerals. When hard water evaporates on a surface such as a window, it leaves behind the minerals which dry and harden. The spots are not very noticeable at first, but after a while, the deposits build up to create a thick whitish glaze. In the early stages, these deposits are easy to get off but after a while, the sun will bake these spots onto the glass, making them hard to remove.

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