Whether you’re making home repairs or washing windows, a good ladder can be a huge help. Learn how to move and maneuver ladders with tips from expert in this free video. Expert: Tanner Falcon Bio: Tanner Falcon owns his own window washing company in Kalispell, MT, and focuses on cleaning residential home windows. Filmmaker: Louis Nathan
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Thank you! This revolutionized my ladder manuvering! LOL
Tanner is doing a great job showing us the ropes. All of you critics, where is your videos? If your all so smart, then why are you not rich?
you know i started watching the video thinking it was going to be about cleaning windows than i looked again it said how to move a ladder…..
Best video on YouTube
i really think that i could get it now!
@peterpetersbng 0 degree Fahrenheit = -17.7777778 degree Celsius
@mattcarrie1 Matt do you clean when its below freezing . are you talking Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius here or simply zero degrees? thanks John
@peterpetersbng Yes the zero is degrees / temperature and it will vary, if the glass has heat on the other side, or if it is a single pane or double. The sun hitting the glass, or a chili breeze.
@mattcarrie1 Matt when you mean Zero you mean the temperature ? or something else
@peterpetersbng Thanks
excellent commentary matt.. cool , clear and explained in a a very understandable way
@Aritus I use 2 gallons of -20 degrees windshield washer fluid with 1 gallon of tap water & then my usual soap Glass Gleam 4 because the soap in the washer fluid is not good. I can get as low a zero if the wind is light.
Thank you Mat for the tip… Regarding the cleaning solution & water: What do I do or use to prevent the bucket, the sponge, the solution on the window from freezing in winter cold weather? Do the cleaning shops sell specialized solution for winter, do I mix additives, or use something else?
Thank you
thanks for the excellent tips
The red wagtail rubber does good in warmer temps, last longer too. What I had to get used to was using a lighter touch with the wagtail as I was using a Sorbo which by design could take more pressure on the glass and not streak. The Wagtail works best with a light touch, and when using a pole, it is best if you can step back from the glass & use an angle adapter. With the adapter you can pole at a 90 degree angle over a big desk or thorn bushes! It is now my first choice tool in most cases.
how is that red rubber when its not freezing? (from pittsburgh, its about the same here right now.)