Commercial Window Cleaning in Kent

Channel FM Ltd provide commercial window cleaning to customers in Kent and across the UK. We take our staff and customers safety very seriously, that’s why we use the latest Reach & Wash® technology. We also use a purified water system which leaves an unbeatable finish!

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Fogging To Combat Covid-19

Mar 4, 2020 | 0 Comments

Channel Facilities Management Ltd is now able to provide a fogging service to help combat and prevent the transmission of Covid-19 (Coronavirus). Fogging is a process of vaporising a sanitising fluid and pumping this vapour or ‘fog’ throughout one room at a time. This...

How does Reach & Wash® technology work?

Everyone has the right to work safely, and that includes window cleaners. For decades, work at height was simply accepted as an occupational hazard of the window cleaning industry. Reach & Wash® systems allow windows to be cleaned from the safety of the ground using long reaching, telescopic poles. A soft bristled brush is used to scrub the dirt off the glass, while jets of pure water rinse the window. The pure water, as it has no impurities, dries to a spot-free finish leaving no marks behind. Using The Reach & Wash® system, modern window cleaning is no longer the dangerous job it once was.

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Extending your Capabilities

Safety is the most important benefit of the Reach & Wash® system, but it is not the only one. Window cleaners find that they are typically able to work at least twice as fast using poles, but that’s not all… Reach & Wash® can clean to a height of 80ft, well beyond the reach of ladders, and is much safer, more efficient and cost-effective than other methods of working at height. For these reasons, it’s no surprise that window cleaners the world over are using Reach & Wash® systems to clean higher, faster and most importantly, safer!

Technical

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The most common examples are water softening and water purification. In many cases ion-exchange resins were introduced in such processes as a more flexible alternative to the use of natural or artificial zeolites. Also, ion exchange resins are highly effective in the biodiesel filtration process. During the era of the squeegee any window cleaner that left runs or streaks was also branded ‘a bad window cleaner’ and no fault was attributed to the tools of the trade