Traditional window cleaning typically uses a mixture of water and soap. It usually involves tools like squeegees, microfiber cloths, sponges, and brushes. After applying the cleaning solution, the window is wiped down using these tools to remove dirt and leave a clean surface.

This method uses deionized water which is free of minerals, salts, and impurities. The water is usually filtered through a complex filter like reverse osmosis, leaving it completely clean and safe for windows. 

The system typically uses a telescopic pole fitted with a soft brush that sprays pure water onto the windows. The brush gently scrubs the surface to remove dirt, and the pure water rinses off the grime and dries streak free!