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Glass Cleaning Solution

Washing windows is not just another household chore - most people would sooner wash their cars, the dishes or dust the entire household before getting on a ladder with a squeegee brush and a bucket of soapy water. Never mind those old fashioned glass cleaning solutions of rubbing alcohol.

Author: Damian Burke

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The Hassle Free Glass Cleaning Solution Process

Self-cleaning glass is treated with a special coating, which reacts with ultra-violet (UV) rays to break down organic dirt. This "photocatalytic" step in the process loosens the dirt from the pane, and makes it easier for it to be washed away.

The second part of the process commences when water hits the glass. Rainwater sheets down the glass to wash away the loosened dirt which has been broken down. The water flows over the glass in sheets and dries remarkably quickly, thus less streaking.

Glass Cleaning Solution Using Natural Elements

Self-cleaning glass uses the elements of nature to breakdown and wash away the inevitable build up of dirt such as dirty patches from raindrops, grimy handprints and bird droppings which develop daily, reducing the need to climb ladders or cart heavy buckets of water around, to clean external windows.

Self cleaning glass requires about 5-7 days to activate, when first installed, and then works continuously day or night, ensuring that your windows are always cleaner and clearer for the best views and the most amount of light – naturally.

About Author

Many conservatory companies recommend Pilkington Self-Cleaning Glass when it comes to glass. Having been in the glass industry for 179 years, Pilkington is recognised as the world's technological leader in glass. Out of all of their innovative products, Pilkington Activ™ - the world's first true self-cleaning glass is one of their greatest products and an ideal glass for conservatory construction.

http://www.pilkingtonselfcleaningglass.co.uk/

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