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Nuclear Window Cleaning Specialists are your local Wrexham window cleaners offering a professional window cleaning service using the latest pure water-fed pole system.
This website explains how "The Nuclear Method" of using a water-fed pole window cleaning system works, why it is preferable to traditional window cleaning methods and what you can do to assist us in making sure you receive the best service possible from your window cleaner.
Nuclear Window Cleaning Specialists have invested in the water-fed pole system because we feel that it is not only the safest but also the most effective way of producing the best finish cleaning your windows, conservatories, fascias, soffits and cladding.
The Nuclear Method
How the System Works
The first stage of the system is the purification process. Our water is passed through a rigorous softening, filtering and deionization process that removes 99.9% of impurities from the water.
When we visit your home or business we will carry purified water with us. Extendable poles allow us to reach even to third floor of your property without requiring the use of unstable and unsafe ladders. Each pole has a soft brush attached to the end and the purified water is pumped up the pole and through the bristles of the brush. The soft bristles gently but effectively loosen any dirt from your windows, which is then literally absorbed by the purified water.
Finally, we thoroughly rinse your windows so that all dirt is washed away and all that is left on your window is pure water. This is then allowed to evaporate away leaving your windows perfectly clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don't you use detergent?
Traditional window-cleaning methods require some agent to lift the dirt away from your windows. That is the purpose of the detergent. Unfortunately, the traditional method of simply blading the glass without rinsing means that a thin residue of detergent is then left on your windows, this becomes sticky and in time actually attracts more dirt. The purified water used in our system literally absorbs dirt, removing the necessity for any extra cleaning agent. It also leaves your windows free of any residue meaning that they will stay cleaner for longer.
If you allow the windows to dry by themselves, won't that leave watermarks?
So called "watermarks" are actually created, not by the water itself, but by the impurities contained within water. Water has the well-known chemical make-up H2O ... in other words: water is made up only of gases - hydrogen and oxygen. When it evaporates the water itself evaporates away completely, but it leaves behind any impurities that it contained causing "watermarks". That's why we use 100% pure water and we ensure that your windows are thoroughly rinsed before we leave. When our water evaporates from your windows it leaves nothing behind but a sparkle!
Will I notice the difference the first time you visit?
Not necessarily. Cleaning your windows using the traditional method will have left a layer of residue over the glass to which dirt clings. Our method of cleaning breaks down this layer and actually draws dirt to the surface that may have been missed for months or even years. It may take up to three cleans to fully remove this layer of dirt and leave your windows perfectly clear.
How do you purify the water?
The water is first softened to minimise wear and tear on the very fine filters that are used through the rest of the process. The water is then passed through a series of filters each designed to refine the water more than the previous one. The final stages of filtration utilise a method known as "reverse osmosis" ... we could explain what that is but we would need another three pages, all you need to know is that this method removes all organic, bacterial or particulate impurities from the water. By the end of this process the level of impurities in the water has dropped to below 30 parts PER MILLION!
But that's not enough for us ... to produce the best possible finish we need the purest possible water. To produce this the water goes through one final stage known as "de-ionisation" ... again, it's very complicated, but think of it as filtering on an atomic level, it makes sure that even the last few atoms of impurities are removed from the water. After this stage the impurities in the water have dropped to below 1 part per million. Only in certain scientific research facilities will you find water that is much purer than this. Now we are ready to clean your windows!Do I need to do anything special to prepare for your visit?
Not at all, you don't even need to be at home when we visit. We only ask that windows be shut on the day of our visit and that arrangements are made to allow us access to all windows.
How can I pay you if I'm not in when you visit?
All the payment options are detailed on our Payment page.
Payment Options
Pay in Person
If you are at home when we visit and wish to pay straight away we can accept cash or cheques made payable to S Grela.
Pay by Post
If you are not at home, or do not wish to pay immediately, we will leave an addressed envelope in which to return payment. The amount you owe will be indicated on the note we leave after visiting you.
Please note that you are responsible for the cost of postage, payment should reach us within seven days and we do not recommend sending cash by post. Cheques only can be made payable to S Grela. We will not be responsible for any payment lost in the post.
Pay Online
If you would prefer to pay online please use the button below to make your payment. The amount you owe will be indicated on the note we leave after visiting you, please add an additional 50p when paying online to cover handling and processing fees. Don't worry if you forget to add the fee on, we will include it in the following month's bill. Payment can be made by Credit/Debit Card, Bank Transfer or PayPal Account.
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