Guinness Record Holder
Keith Witt
Did you know the Guinness World Record for Window Cleaning traces its roots back to the 1970s in England? This thrilling competition made its way to the U.S. in 1989 and is now held annually at the IWCA Convention. The race is performed live on stage using three 45″x45″ windows, where each contestant must wet and squeegee them using specific tools—executing the task with speed, precision, and zero margin for error. With multiple judges and strict penalties for mistakes, only the best rise to the top.