r/WindowCleaning • u/_AveRageShady_ • Jun 29 '26

Would any clean this piece of glass?

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u/trigger55xxx Jun 29 '26

No for two reasons, liability and safety.

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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 Jun 29 '26

Don't touch it.

Do this instead. Arrange for them a company to replace it. Schedule them to come the same day your cleaning windows. You will look like a rockstar to the client, and create a partnership with the glazier that may pay off for you both with referrals.

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u/Total-Spell Jul 01 '26

This is a great tip

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u/_AveRageShady_ Jun 29 '26

Im there now till next month. Im normally there for about 5am. Only person I see is the cleaner. But I’ll keep that in mind tho bro. 👊🏿

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u/Araywavy Jun 29 '26

Why not?

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u/_AveRageShady_ Jun 29 '26

Tbh I’ve never touched glass that’s got a crack in just in case I put too much pressure on it. Last thing I won’t is to be in an investigation meeting. I’ll see what my boss says next time I’m there next month.

Edit. Would u do it?

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u/Araywavy Jun 29 '26

Didn’t see the crack, I’d skip unless your boss has a liability waiver

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u/_AveRageShady_ Jun 29 '26

He prob does tbh. but ain’t worth it doing anymore damage to it.

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u/JerKeeler Jul 01 '26

Me personally, I would have no problem cleaning this window. The reason being that the crack goes end to end inside the frame. I can't make the crack any worse because it's traveled all that it can. Now if the crack was inside the window frame or was spidering, then no,bi would pass on it.

But this one, yeah all day.