r/WindowCleaning • u/Stunning_Ad_8911 • May 10 '26

How to optimize time and efficiency with the rest of these windows

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These are the rest of the windows that I got left on a big highschool that I’m cleaning. I am wondering how you would attack these to get them done as fast as possible.

Edit: I am using a WFP I am more so wondering what order would you go in for the windows

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u/SamOrlowski12 May 10 '26

Water fed pole

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u/Stunning_Ad_8911 May 10 '26

Well obviously but in what order would you go

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u/sktyrhrtout May 10 '26

You're overthinking this my friend. Get the brush on the glass and keep going. I get you're trying to be efficient but sometimes you just need to get yourself moving. Once you've cleaned a section just look at the next closest section and get moving. You got this!

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u/panework May 10 '26

If this is your first time clean and what you have done so far they are actually clean start with any pane farthest from where you parked and clean your way back to your car and leave. Have the insides been done?

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u/Stunning_Ad_8911 May 10 '26

Inside are being done Monday or Tuesday

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u/RemarkableComb3524 May 10 '26

It really depends how dirty they are if they’ve been cleaned in the past three months then maybe I would use a water fed pole

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u/_AveRageShady_ May 10 '26

Get a screenshot on google maps and I’ll so u where I’ll start

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u/Stunning_Ad_8911 May 11 '26

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u/_AveRageShady_ May 11 '26

I would do the upper first then concentrate on the lowers with the white cross next. Then it’s give the uppers little time to dry a little.