Cleaning windows
#1
Cleaning windows
Hi....
I am looking for some tips to properly clean windows (Tilt in double hung) both the inside and out. I have heard do not use a cleaner and wipe with paper towel for scratching reasons, but am curious what others do. Steam clean? Squegee?
Thanks
I am looking for some tips to properly clean windows (Tilt in double hung) both the inside and out. I have heard do not use a cleaner and wipe with paper towel for scratching reasons, but am curious what others do. Steam clean? Squegee?
Thanks
dammam4clean
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#3
The magic Eraser works well. I use on my car windshield.
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#4
Member
I use 1/2 cup to a cup of ammonia in a gallon of hot water, plus a few drops of dawn, to clean the outside. I hose them down and lightly scrub with a soft brush first, then apply the solution with a lambs wool window applicator, and then squeegee off.
For the inside, I just use windex and paper towels. The same solution would work, but too messy for indoors.
For the inside, I just use windex and paper towels. The same solution would work, but too messy for indoors.
#5
I just finished up 3 days worth of spring window cleaning.
Here is the best cleaner I have ever used.
3 cups water, 3/4 cup vinegar, heaping tablespoon of cornstarch.
Another variant adds 3/4 of rubbing alcohol, tried it but didn't see any difference.\
I use a squeegee!
You will be amazed!!
Here is the best cleaner I have ever used.
3 cups water, 3/4 cup vinegar, heaping tablespoon of cornstarch.
Another variant adds 3/4 of rubbing alcohol, tried it but didn't see any difference.\
I use a squeegee!
You will be amazed!!
#8
Group Moderator
Depends how dirty - Stoner's Invisible Glass or Hope's Perfect Glass and a microfiber cloth for the final cleaning but a really dirty window gets multiple cleanings and the first will be something like Windex and paper towels (I don't subscribe to a newspaper).