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What Is Pure Water 

Pure Water Window Cleaning Technology is scientifically proven to be the best method of cleaning windows today. Water is taken through a specialist filtering process called Reverse Osmosis. The water we use to wash your windows has been filtered using the latest technology to zero parts per million, (0ppm), this produces water that is 100% free from impurities such as Calcium, Phosphates, Nitrates, Sodium, Potassium and Chlorides, this creates water in its purest state, a water that simply wants to dissolve and absorb dirt and return to its natural impure state of being dirty again.

Reverse Osmosis

Water is passed over a filter bed under pressure to remove impurities.

Better than Traditional Window Cleaning.

Traditional Window Cleaning methods using ladders, are becoming a thing of the past, and only used where there is no "safe" alternative. 

    "Soaps" leave a residue on the glass that builds up over time attracting more dirt to your glass, where as Pure water dries crystal clear with no smears, and water marks become a thing of the past. 

    "Chemicals" are hazardous to Pets, Plants and the Environment, they get into the soil and deep down into the water table, contaminating our natural springs which in turn contaminates our plants and wildlife, using Pure Water is 100% safe for pets, plants, aquatic life and the environment.

    "Using Dirty Rags" to wipe windows scratches the glass, and is no longer recommended. When cloths and rags are repeatedly used for cleaning windows they brush against the brick work picking up small amounts of sharp grit, as your old style window cleaner wipes your windows with these dirty cloths and rags small scratches are created on the surface of the glass, those are the visible lines you can sometimes see when the sunlight catches the glass at an angle. 

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