Whatever works for You ,eh?
I’m going to start advertising free lawn watering with screen cleaning
To the guy that ordered and installed the screens on my last job you are an idoit! learn how to use a tape measure!!!
I meant Idiot!!! LOL
It is the COSTUMERS water,and i try to be self sufficient.
They don’t care if I use their water
One of the many advantages to using Screen Magic on screens is saving time. If your scrubbing screens you will usually have to take them off then walk them out front to a cleaning station, scrub them wait for them to dry to make sure you did not miss a spot, then figure out which screen goes where and put them back on. If it’s a two story you have to move the latter each time to remove the screens and then again to replace the screens, a third time if you don’t clean the window on one of those trips up and down the latter.
With screen magic you can remove the screen, treat the screen with Screen Magic on the spot, no running back and forth to a scrubbing station. Clean the window, put the screen back on and on to the next. Many leave the screen to the side of the window and let it dry and then put them all back on at once at the end.
This time savings is really amplified on two stories homes. You can take of the screen treat it with Screen Magic attach it to a clip while you was the window and then put it back on. This way your only moving the latter once.
Curt with 5 Stare Windows wrote in about a job that has always taken him 4 hours, he’d been doing it for years. With Screen Magic he did the job in less then 2 hours. He contends that the screens look as good or better then scrubbing them.
With Screen Magic you should be able to clean an average screen 3x4 foot in about 20 to 45 seconds per screen. So say 10 seconds to take it off and 5 seconds to put it back on and your looking at about a minute per screen. So 35 screens comes out to about 35 minutes, give or take 5-10 minutes.
I put together a Screen Magic time saving calculator, you can go to it here: Screen Magic - Window Cleaning Companies
Let me know if you have any questions!
SCREEN MAGIC!!! I’ve done the dry brush ok if not to dirty. Had a 3000 psi pressure washer w 300 feet of hose to get aron house w a 65 gallon water tank in truck so I didn’t have to hook to water worked great however. After using screen magic I took the pressure washer tank and hose off the truck. I will never use anything else to clean screens besides screen magic. I love it for 2nd stories because I can pop screen off from the out side spray it and clean it out side the house Hugh time saver
Well i think for a screen that has not been cleaned in YEARS.
Agitate works better than Magic spray!
But thats just me . eh?
I’ve never used Screen Magic, but now that I use a WFP, I remove screens from the inside and it occurred to me that maybe I could simply remove the screen, spray it/wipe it or whatever you do with SM and then leave the screen on a towel by the window. Then WFP the outside, clean the inside the traditional way, and finally replace each screen as you clean each interior window.
Seems like this would eliminate hauling out all the screens, scrubbing them down, waiting for them to dry and having to keep track of what screen goes to what window. Also you wouldn’t have to haul them all back inside.
Like I said, I’ve never used Screen Magic so I don’t know if this is even remotely practical, but it sounds good to me.
So can this be done this way? Could the Screen Magic be applied from inside the house but with screen hanging out the window? Or would the Screen Magic get all over the windows? Could the Screen Magic be applied in such a way that it could be done?
And what about the stories I hear of WFP guys who say the SM makes the windows hydrophobic? Is that still happening?
Nate, have you seen this thread?.. http://windowcleaner.com/vBulletin/wcr-custom-content/15218-ipc-eagle-screen-washer.html
Has some discussion of SM as well
No. I’ll go look
