Read and learn the best way to clean your windows, both inside and out, without streaks.
- Start by removing dust from the window frame, tracks, and sill with a vacuum, duster, or cloth. (Inside) If you have curtains, blinds, or shades, this is a good time to remove and wash them, following the care instructions.
- To clean your screens, remove them and vacuum or brush them to get rid of dust. If you think they need a deeper clean, wash with a warm, sudsy mix, then rinse and allow them to dry completely.
- Spray your windows with a generous amount of glass cleaner. I prefer to use Dawn dish soap, which is the best solution in my experience.
- Using a wet sponge and a squeegee or microfiber cloth, wipe your windows from top to bottom. If you see any streaks, give them another wipe until the glass is clear.
- While your screens are drying, wipe the outside of your windows and frames with a soft brush or disposable cloth to remove loose dirt and dust.
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 on the outside window glass. You’ll probably need to use a little more elbow grease (or just a few extra rounds of spraying and wiping) to get rid of all the grime from outside. Depending on the design of your windows, you may be able to clean both sides from inside the house, or if you have removable storm windows, take them off completely for cleaning.
- Pop your screen back in, hang your curtains, and step back to marvel at the shine!
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