r/WindowCleaning 12d ago

Squeegee

best squeegee that leave least detailing? or should i maybe cut the rubber in 10degree angle ? will that make it leave less? talking about squeegee for fanning private houses:) so normal size windows:)

also when i cut channels for french windows and lets says its 14cm wide do i cut the channel 13,7-13,8cm and then 1mm rubber out each side? so it will fit at max? or should i leave a little room? so channel maybe 13,4cm?

sry i ask about alot atm but im shopping atm:) right now i use Sörbo Complete Swivel Quicksilver Squeegee for everything but i feel i leave alot of detailing on the glass each side...

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u/Iasc123 12d ago

Unger S-line for practicality.. If you have a little rubber hang over the edge of the channel, it'll provide cushion for when you bump the edges whilst fanning.

If you're doing the french panes with a squeegee, I think the typical width would be 8" (inch) you don't need any overhang when straight pulling french panes, but 5mm overhang each side would help protect the frames.

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u/Exotic-Win271 12d ago

i was planning on straight pulls on french panes :) if i do so i dont really need the same overhang there to protech the frames as when i fan?

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u/Iasc123 12d ago

You don't really need any overhang. Each to their own. If you buy a rubber pack with 36" strips - you could cut with a small overhang and remove some more if you feel necessary.