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Care and Inspection of Your Flag and Flagpole
How do I clean my flag and flagpole?
- Most Stainless Steel / aluminium flagpoles can be cleaned with mild soap and warm water. Simply attach a soapy sponge to the halyard, then clean the pole by raising and lowering the halyard with sponge attached.
- Flags should not be dry-cleaned; spot clean with mild soap and water only.
- Remember that cotton flags are advised for indoor display or parade use only, as their colors can bleed and run when wet. Nylon and polyester material flags fade out when exposed to UV rays/Rains and bad Air pollution. Nylon and polyester materials are recommended for outdoor use in both the cases the outdoor Flags need replacement in 3-4 months.
How often should the flagpole and its components be checked?
Inspect the flagpole and its parts whenever you replace the flag.
- Flagpoles that are subject to extreme weather, such as high winds, extreme humidity or extreme cold, are at greater risk for damage and wear.
Wind, rain and humidity can stress rope and cause it to fray and it should be replaced as and when required.
Raising and lowering the flag…
- Be sure to examine the halyard for wear whenever the flag is raised or lowered
- If the flag isn’t lowered daily, check the halyard at regular intervals
- If weather is turning inclement, such as high winds, sleet or ice accumulation, be sure to lower the flag.
- In high winds make sure to lower the flag for SURE, it is your responsibility to avoid any casualty or Pole bending.
Replacement of Flag, Flagpole or Component Parts
When should the flag, flagpole and/or component parts be replaced?
Replacing a damaged flag
- A flag that’s flown daily generally has a service life of about four (4) months, depending on weather and type of flag material. if you have any questions about proper flag handling.
- Replace your flag when it is frayed or fading; Flagsandbanners.in flags are guaranteed for 3 months
- When the flag is replaced, check the snap hooks, Pulleys, Rope, truck, halyard and caulking around flash collar.
Broken or missing rope
- If the rope is missing or broken, call Flagsandbanners.in immediately our representatives can walk you through what you may need for repair or replacement.
- A bucket truck or Hydra Lift might be required to run the halyard through the truck at the top of the flagpole.
Leaning flagpole
- If your flagpole shows signs of leaning or instability, Top right away. Cordon off the area and avoid close proximity to the flagpole until it can be removed or stabilized and it remains your responsibility to monitor it regularly.
How can I be certain I’m ordering the right replacement parts for my flagpole?
When it’s time to purchase replacement parts, Please contact Flagsandbanner.in
