AboutRobert Lamb Expertise I'm happy to answer any questions you have regarding the cleaning and restoration of your windows. I can also view your pictures via email and give you advice on what you can do yourself and what needs to be left to the pros. I can also give advise on scratched glass, how to repair it & what caused it.
Pressure washing and gutter cleaning are other areas of expertise.
Experience Over 20 years in the window cleaning industry, owning and operating two window cleaning companies, Rob's Window Cleaning http://www.robswindowcleaning.com and Window Masters http://www.mywindowmasters.com and http://www.robscleaningservice.com
Organizations IWCA, window cleaning network, chamber of commerce
Publications "Window Cleaner" magazine
Education/Credentials International Window Cleaning (IWCA) training on man lifts, awning cleaning and window cleaning.
Awards and Honors Voted best window cleaner in Western Kentucky.
Past/Present Clients Applebee's, Cracker Barrel, CVS Pharmacy, Dairy Queen, Dollar General, Edward Jones, Enterprise Rent A Car, Ethan Allen, Fashion Bug, Fazoli's, FYE Music, GNC, H&R Block, Hardee's, Hot Topic, Kentucky Dam Village, Kroger, Logan's Roadhouse, Market House Museum, O' Charley's, Radio Shack, Rafferty's, Remax, Sirk & Co., Stanley Steamer, State Farm, Steak N Shake, Talbots, The Buckle, The Gap, The Outback, Toys Are Us, Victoria's Secret, and hundreds of others.
Question I have windows that have vinyl frames, the frames have become dirty and I
would like to clean them up good. What are the best cleaners? Is there any
special technique that has to be used?
Answer John,
Usually warm water with a little liquid detergent (dish washing detergent works well) will do a fine job. If your vinyl frames have been stained, that's another story. For example some times bird droppings after the bird has eaten berries will stain the window frame. In that case you may have to put a little chlorine bleach in your warm water / detergent mix. Go easy on the chemicals, a little goes a long way.
One way to protect your frames after they have been cleaned is to apply a little car wax and buff the frames to a satin gloss. Just be careful not to get wax on the windows or you will have another cleaning jog on your hands.
Hope this helps!
Robert Lamb
Window Masters
www.mywindowmasters.com
