Washing a screen door is often more difficult than a screen window because they can be more difficult to remove. In this video, Charlie shows a simple way to wash the screen door quickly.
That worked so well. Thank you. I'm past the stage (years ago) where I want to take the screen off to clean it, and I had been doing other things, but today my screen looks better than in years.
I recently began cleaning windows and I did not want to take screens out-old ones break easily. So I did all of them on both sides. the woman said it seemed much clearer. @@ccwindowcleaningllc.4706
Brandon Martinez I don't know why you would be doing the screen door when you're not cleaning the window I've never once had that situation if the people want their screen done and not the door charge them $10 anyway and tell them the door cleaning is free
Brandon Martinez after watching the video again I think I know what you meant when I said if the clients not home and you're doing exterior only that's assuming the sliding screen door is unlocked and the sliding glass door is locked, if the screen door is locked don't charge the client for the piece of glass or the screen in this case you would just clean the side of the window that doesn't have a screen on it but 9 out of 10 times the sliding screen door is open or you can just pick the lock with a screwdriver and Slide the screen open thanks for the question
Thanks, yes i jist wanted to make sure what was the rigjt thing to do, iv been watching all your window cleaning videos and been practicing at home with my screen door and windows. I just tend to drip more water than i want but idk if its supose to drip some or not drip at all using the squeegee. Thanks again
It does make kind of a loud noise but it absolutely does not damage the screens at all if the screen is faded and old then neither spray off with the hose or brush it, the only better way to clean a screen is to try to remove the entire thing and Go hose it down and then let it sit and drip for an hour I guess, this is the most efficient professional way to clean them with a bucket and time efficiency in mind
That worked so well. Thank you. I'm past the stage (years ago) where I want to take the screen off to clean it, and I had been doing other things, but today my screen looks better than in years.
Why didn’t I think of this before?? Thank you C & C Window Cleaning!
I always ask myself why didn't I think of this 15 years ago all those screens I've cleaned with such turmoil LOL!!
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Eric Thomas Bland heyyy. Yeah no prob.
I recently began cleaning windows and I did not want to take screens out-old ones break easily. So I did all of them on both sides. the woman said it seemed much clearer. @@ccwindowcleaningllc.4706
Awesome video man! looking forward to the next one!
What do you call that thing your are scrubbing the screen door with?
Thanks 👍
But what if only do outside and door glass gets dirry but we arent doing the door glass. Or does it not splash all the way too door glass
Brandon Martinez I don't know why you would be doing the screen door when you're not cleaning the window I've never once had that situation if the people want their screen done and not the door charge them $10 anyway and tell them the door cleaning is free
Brandon Martinez after watching the video again I think I know what you meant when I said if the clients not home and you're doing exterior only that's assuming the sliding screen door is unlocked and the sliding glass door is locked, if the screen door is locked don't charge the client for the piece of glass or the screen in this case you would just clean the side of the window that doesn't have a screen on it but 9 out of 10 times the sliding screen door is open or you can just pick the lock with a screwdriver and Slide the screen open thanks for the question
Thanks, yes i jist wanted to make sure what was the rigjt thing to do, iv been watching all your window cleaning videos and been practicing at home with my screen door and windows. I just tend to drip more water than i want but idk if its supose to drip some or not drip at all using the squeegee. Thanks again
Don't think any of my customers would like me smacking on their screens like that lol
It does make kind of a loud noise but it absolutely does not damage the screens at all if the screen is faded and old then neither spray off with the hose or brush it, the only better way to clean a screen is to try to remove the entire thing and Go hose it down and then let it sit and drip for an hour I guess, this is the most efficient professional way to clean them with a bucket and time efficiency in mind
Yeah I don't recommend smacking the screen like that.
That's not a screen door!