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Our Aqua-Clean System
All Bright Window Cleaning's cutting edge, on-site Aqua Clean System helps them tackle your outdoor cleaning needs making your high windows, billboards, business signs, or awnings look like-new again. This innovative machine uses 100% purified water & has a power wash extension pole that reaches to 39' high. So for residential & commercial buildings, no job is too big for All Bright's professional services.
Services Offered for our Aqua-Clean System: Exterior windows, frames, siding, awnings, and business signs.
Background Information:
Ettore pioneered the pure water revolution in the 90′s with their revolutionary Aquaclean system and accessories. In our relentless pursuit to provide the best products available, The Aquaclean is still our best choice to provide efficient and effective customer service.
Ettore designed the Aquaclean systems to specifically reduce the maintenance and cost in manufacturing pure water. With a series of pretreatment filters (Stages 1, 2 and 3), and the addition of the Reverse Osmosis (Stage 4) and De-Ionization (Stage 5), filter replacement is considerably less than other systems that include RO or DI only or a combination of the two.
Stage 1. Tap water flows into the first Polypropylene filter which filters suspended solids to 5 microns.
Stage 2. 4 1/2” x 10” Granulated Activated Carbon/KDF prefilter begins the anti-scaling process and removes chlorine in the water supply.
Stage 3. 3/4” diameter 5-10 GPM Anti-Scaling Device suspends calcium, causing scale not to stick to Reverse Osmosis Unit.
Stage 4. Reverse Osmosis Membrane separates water and removes 92% to 95% of total dissolved solids.
Stage 5. The De-Ionization Cartridge removes the remaining total dissolved solids, producing water that is 99.99% pure.
Here is our Aquaclean System in action. We are able to use it on 90% of the residential homes we service. Contact us if you would like to schedule a bid or book a cleaning.
