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Making the decision to switch to pure water window cleaning is only your first step in determining how you will use pure water – you have technology options to evaluate. You have to choose your pure water system, your window cleaning pole, and then decide on which pole attachments are best suited for the jobs at hand. When it comes to attachments, window cleaners often use a mix of attachments that include different types of brush materials, sizes and even microfiber pads. Both the brush and the pad have their benefits as pure water cleaning tools and understanding the considerations for each application will help you determine when to use each one.
Using an attachment to your waterfed pole is a necessity to pure water cleaning. Although a waterfed brush and microfiber pad may look completely different on the outside, there are several similarities between the two, and ultimately both will provide a streak-free finish on your glass. Here are some major benefits, similarities, and a few differences between the two tools.

When considering a pure water window cleaning brush and/or a microfiber pad, you need to consider these key factors to determine which tool is most suitable for your specific window cleaning needs:
In many cases, the best approach to pure water window cleaning may involve using both tools in tandem. Experimenting with both tools and techniques can help you find the most effective and efficient method for your specific window cleaning tasks.
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These window cleaning systems are the perfect fit for professional window cleaners who demand the best for their window washing services. Engineered to be portable, easy to operate and extremely efficient, Unger HydroPower systems are at the cutting-edge of pure water innovation for the cleaning industry.