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Paul Kassander
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Christopher
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I have been cleaning windows for a lot of years and not heard of a professional cleaner that is toxic and will harm animals.
Are you new to professional window cleaning or just using store bought window cleaning chemicals instead of the professional soaps out there on all the window cleaning supply websites?
Asking a question like that makes it sound like you are using toxic and harmful chemicals that will harm animals and no professional window cleaner I know of uses those kind of chemicals, where are you buying your chemicals from that are harmful and toxic?
More importantly, why would you prefer to use chemicals for window cleaning that are toxic and harmful to animals?
I don't understand the animal part, are you washing windows of animal's houses or do the animals stand under the windows as you clean them? If so, it is not a wise choice to have animals in the way in the work area as they could be accidentally stepped on or tripped over. Get them out of the work area, if you accidentally step on them or trip over them and someone sees you do this, this could be seen as harm to animals and you could end up in court or on tv for harming animals and the ASPCA gets involved with your cruelty to animals.
Just looking out for you, be safe out there.
Are you new to professional window cleaning or just using store bought window cleaning chemicals instead of the professional soaps out there on all the window cleaning supply websites?
Asking a question like that makes it sound like you are using toxic and harmful chemicals that will harm animals and no professional window cleaner I know of uses those kind of chemicals, where are you buying your chemicals from that are harmful and toxic?
More importantly, why would you prefer to use chemicals for window cleaning that are toxic and harmful to animals?
I don't understand the animal part, are you washing windows of animal's houses or do the animals stand under the windows as you clean them? If so, it is not a wise choice to have animals in the way in the work area as they could be accidentally stepped on or tripped over. Get them out of the work area, if you accidentally step on them or trip over them and someone sees you do this, this could be seen as harm to animals and you could end up in court or on tv for harming animals and the ASPCA gets involved with your cruelty to animals.
Just looking out for you, be safe out there.
