There’s a prevalent misconception in window cleaning that a surprising number of homeowners believe is true: rainwater makes for dirtier windows. This idea was born from the ugly white streaks rainwater leaves on window panes. However, there’s a different reason behind these water stains and knowing the true cause can help you keep your windows clean in the future.
Studies Show Hiring Cleaning Services Promotes Happiness
The decision to sign up for services such as window, roof or gutter cleaning is less about whether you want a nice and tidy-looking home and more about whether you value time over money. Who doesn’t want a neat home? Admittedly, the time vs. money debate is all a matter of opinion. However, one study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) may have introduced a new factor to consider: happiness. Researchers have found that paying for cleaning services may not be about time or money, after all, but rather, happiness.
Do Self-Cleaning Windows Really Work?
For those who just have no time for household chores, self-cleaning windows sound like a godsend. But you shouldn’t get too excited yet; there are quite a few caveats.
Do You Have Hard Water Stains on Your Windows?
Rainwater is hardly ever just water. Calcium, magnesium and other compounds are typically dissolved in the droplets that shower your home during a rainy day. These minerals make up what is known as hard water. If you’ve ever had a professional do gutter cleaning on your home before, then you’ll know how damaging these minerals can be on copper or aluminum surfaces. For glass, however, it’s a slightly different story.
Busting 6 Common Window Cleaning Myths
There are different techniques that are believed to effectively clean windows. However, there are also various myths surrounding this task. In today’s post, your local exterior cleaning expert, Sunco Windows Cleaning LLC, debunks common myths about window cleaning.
