Using a 20" Squeegee to Do Small Windows

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[SIZE=4]Show you how to fan by using a 20" obital type squeegee which is on a pole. To do small glass as well as larger glass[/SIZE].

[B][SIZE=5]Using 20" Obital Type Squeegee to do Small Windows[/SIZE]

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Cool
I like your videos Heman

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It’s a neat trick but would be faster with just straight pulls

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you dotn get the same quality with straight pulls as they leave an amount of water at the top of the frame, which means u have to run a towel up there, so not faster.

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Not me, all about speed with storefronts

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Good point Rick. Everytime I see straight pulls on commercial jobs I wonder how long they have been cleaning windows. With that said
many guys feel more comfortable with that way and it works for them.

The biggest issue in training guys is getting them to fan less. Guys go back and forth 3 or 4 times as they finish out a piece of glass. It’s a waste of time and in those cases they are not fully using their squeegee length.

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is that a straight pull in your avatar?

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When I use a pole for out of reach windows yes but when panes are within reach no.

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of course,
just like to mess with you:p

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Straight pulls are faster at times and fanning is faster at times, does it really matter? It’s about scheduling and collecting checks

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I average around a buck to a buck half a minute on my store fronts I do swivel setup like heman does

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[SIZE=4]For me it works fanning the squeegee.[/SIZE]</SPAN>[SIZE=4]

Also do straight pulls also on long high stretches of glass.[/SIZE]</SPAN>[SIZE=4]

However they are side pulls, using a pole.[/SIZE]</SPAN>[SIZE=4]

When using orbital type squeegees.
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A time and a place for everything. Sometimes straight pulls, sometimes fanning, sometimes a combo of both on the same window… ;). Anyways, I find there are so many variables on commercial that each place and each type of window will be approached differently. As far as detailing, whether you’re straight pullin’ or fanning, you will always and should always detail the edges.

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Wow! Nice video!