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@@Tonguita92 hi Criteriums in the U.S. is under USA cycling regulations which is sorta follows UCI regulations

It depends on how many windows and if we need tall ladders. If its one story house probably just $100-200. But if it requires tall ladders which involves more risk then price gets slightly higher

@@WreckItRalph99 ok cool thanks bro

Usually just asking around, knocking door to door or use apps like ANGis and Nextdoor.

Hahaha puhon Sid kung naay mga salin

@@WreckItRalph99 kanaaa haha matsalams and congrats!

Thanks dude! I said that years ago, now I’m doing it. You can too!

I wish I could just ride the front of this race 😅

Puhon puhon dol salamat!

You have strava? Follow me Ralph Rufo

I would love to! But i just started this business with $150 and hopefully one day I can afford a water fed pole

@@WreckItRalph99 i feel you brother keep going i just got my water fed pole last week best investment ever

how I can improve my technique?

@@WreckItRalph99 When you go down and you hit the bottom, go kinda under the water and take some water back up. will save a lot of time. if u dont know what i mean i can make a video for you

@@WreckItRalph99 Also when detail drying, Go from top to bottom not from bottom to top, and dont use your dry glass towell for the frame :) the rest is good mate

@@adidas1488 oh sweet, ill take notes on that! And yes if you could make a video of that as well it would help a lot. Not just me but others too. Thanks!

I do two story houses too. Technically you have to be insured and bonded. But myself just started this summer and I use waiver to make sure client is not liable to any accidents or damages… im still a pretty small business and definitely in the future if I want to take this to a bigger step then I should get insured and bonded. I knock on doors and get at it but also I’ve gotten customers from the app called next door.

Does equipment have to expensive to do it’s job?

How much do you pay per window for your cleaner?

@@WreckItRalph99 £8.00 for property

@@emrankhonat6262 for that price that is actually super cheap. Probably why the outcome is not as expected

Hi I use some dish soap, vinegar and a concentrated window cleaner solution. But usually dish soap and vinegar works fine for me

@@WreckItRalph99 I always wondered what vinegar did for window cleaning

@@jeradschmit672 the acidity of vinegar can dissolve mineral deposits, dirt, grease, and grime. It also kills bacteria

@@WreckItRalph99 can you share approximate amounts your using? I appreciate it, been getting into window cleaning more and more

​@@WreckItRalph99whats the point of having vinegar with dish soap? They neutralise each other

I usually pop them out and use a wet soapy rag or my scrubber then I either tap them lightly on the ground so the foam gets off. Then use dry rag to dry it off. Then i put them aside then i clean the windows. After cleaning windows I put back the screens. I hope that helps

Hey Dustin! All my stuff is just from home depot. I started this hustle with $150 of equipment’s and borrowed ladders from my friends/family

Thank you! I have a lot of respect on this job and least I can do is to dress up nice and be presentable to the clients.

Thank you!

I almost missed a tiny spot twice in the middle. But thanks!