With advice from a professional cleaner, we’ve rounded up the best cleaning methods, products, and tools to leave every glass ...

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Now that the weather is warming up, it’s an excellent time to extend your cleaning tasks to the windows throughout your home. And yes — it’s possible to clean them inside and out without hiring ...

Clean hard-to-reach outside windows with extension poles, magnetic cleaners, or garden hoses. Always work from the top down using steady horizontal motions to prevent streaks. Regular cleaning and ...

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Let's be honest, I don't enjoy most household chores but I do love washing windows. There's a feeling of instant gratification when turning grimy, dirty panes into crystal clear glass. The yard looks ...

Measure ½ cup of distilled vinegar and pour into the spray bottle. Next add ½ cup of rubbing alcohol and pour into the spray bottle. Fill the remainder of the bottle with distilled water (I use ...

Washing windows typically ranks among people’s least favorite and most dreaded chores. The task can be frustrating, but the payoff of squeaky-clean windows greatly improves the appearance of your home ...