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Window Tips

TIPS FOR CLEANING YOUR WINDOWS

To clean glass, both inside and out, we suggest that you use any commercial glass cleaner or mild dish soap and lukewarm water. When finished, rinse with clear water and wipe dry with a soft cloth.

If you use a squeegee, please make sure there aren’t any metal edges as this will permanently damage the Simply Clean surface and scratch the glass.

VINYL

Vinyl windows are the best choice. They are easy to clean and NEVER need painting.

Periodic cleaning with a mild solution is all that is needed to keep your investment looking its best. Just wipe with a damp cloth and a mild dish soap and water solution, wipe dry with a clean dry towel and you’re done! Remember not to use any type of chemicals or abrasives as this will scratch and discolour the surface.

Window Care and Maintenance

PREVENTING CONDENSATION
Preventing Condensation
Condensation on inside window surfaces of an insulating unit is not an indication that the glass or insulating unit is defective. Under the right set of conditions it is possible to get condensation.

•Inside window surface temperature falls below the dew-point temperature of the room.
•Poor air circulation within the home
•Room heating arrangements

REMEDIES
•Open your windows as much as possible to allow the humidity to escape or purchase a dehumidifier, which greatly reduces the humidity inside a home.
•Vent clothes dryers, gas burners, etc. to the outdoors.
•Use kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans.
•Air out the kitchen, bathroom and laundry room during and after use by opening a window for a few minutes.Please refer to www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca for condensation prevention tips

BICYCLES FOR HUMANITY

Do you have an old bicycle in your garage or basement
Why not donate it to a good cause?
You could help change someones life!!

Bicycles for humanity have helped to improve access to health care,education,food and water ,they also provide employment.

While bikes are very common for people in the Western world and used mostly for pleasure,they are out of reach for many Africans, who live on less than $1 a day.

More than 20,000 bikes have been donated to people in Namibia,Malawi,South Africa and Uganda .*
The bikes are truly changing peoples lives!!

“We wanted to do something to help make the world a better place,“says Mike Patterson who co-owns the company with Anthony Maan.The two did some research and came across bicycles for humanity,which was a perfcet fit for the busy business.

www.bicycles-for-humanity.org or www.b4hgta.org