How to clean your windows inside and outside (Page 2 ) | April 25, 2025

Commence your cleaning ritual by addressing accumulated dust and dirt. For interior windows, vacuum and dust frames and corners. Exterior windows benefit from a preliminary sponge scrub with water and a dash of dishwashing detergent or vinegar.

Squeegees emerge as indispensable tools, preferred by professional window cleaners for their ability to swiftly and precisely remove water, preventing streaks. While squeegees excel at efficiency, they require careful handling to avoid water spills. Use them judiciously, employing minimal water and protective towels for indoor floors.

Prepare an effective cleaning solution by combining a few drops of dishwashing detergent in a bucket of water or mixing ten parts water with one part white vinegar. Commercial window cleaning solutions are also viable options.

Apply the cleaning solution sparingly with a damp sponge. If cleaning indoors, ensure the floor is covered, and window frames remain dry.

Execute the squeegee technique by moving it across the top of the window, both horizontally and vertically. Sharp squeegee blades are crucial, so keep spare blades handy for periodic replacement. Finish by wiping excess moisture from corners and frames with an absorbent microfiber cloth.

Your windows are now pristine. When the sun graces your clean windows once more, take a moment to revel in your success. Delight in the outside world through the newfound clarity of your sparkling windows.

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