Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a window cleaner! Grime fighters dress up as superheroes to cheer up patients at a children's hospital



The group of grime fighters said they wanted to make sick children smile

Window washers dressed up during job at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh



Hospitalised children were left stunned as four of the world's most famous superheroes appeared at their 12th floor window.



Spiderman, Batman, Captain America and Superman's mission for the day was to cheer up the patients at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh as they did their window cleaning rounds.



The group of window washers said they wanted to put smiles on the faces of the children battling illnesses at the hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.



Is it a bird? It is a plane? No, it's window washers who dressed up as superheroes to entertain patients at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania Organiser Edward Matuizek, is president of Allegheny Window Cleaning, which has the fitting company motto of 'The sky is the limit.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous

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Next Follow the self-made road: Incredible machine that lays out... Are you sure you can't get some more in there? Chipmunk... Share this article Share He said: 'All the guys had tears of joy in their eyes behind the costumes - it was very touching and overwhelming how excited the children were.' The experienced high-rise washers positioned their safety harnesses around the costumes before unfurling their ropes from the 12th floor and abseiling along the walls. Dozens of hospitalised youngsters pointed in amazement as they came into view and saluted to them before the cleaning job began.

Grime fighters: The group said they were touched by the excited reaction of the children at the hospital



Superheroes: The high-rise window washers said they fought back tears when the children saw them



Allegheny's office manager Michelle Matuizek, Edward's wife, suggested the costume idea after seeing a similar scheme in the UK.



The firm spent $800 on 'Broadway-quality' costumes for the two-hour job to make sure they were believable.

