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Cleaning Directory > Cleaning Tips > Window Cleaning

Window Cleaning

If you are looking for window cleaning tips and window cleaning advice then look no further - below you will find some fantastic labour saving ideas for keeping your window clean and looking great.

Windows

• Don't clean windows in direct sunlight – the window may dry too fast and streak.
• Wash windows from side to side on the inside and up and down on the outside. If there are streaks, you will know which side they are on.
• Dry windows with a wad of crumpled newspaper or kitchen towel.
• Home made cleaning solution for windows: mix two tablespoons of white vinegar with four pints or warm water.
• Take the opportunity to wipe down window seals after you have cleaned each window.

If you have any hints and tips you would like to share, please email us and we will add them to the site.

Cleaning Hints and Tips Disclosure
The hints and tips published on this site have been gathered from many different sources. All information is provided in good faith on a ‘as is’ basis. The information is intended for your general guidance only and the reader accepts full responsibility for its use. We cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions, or for any personal or property damage caused by the use of this information. Any treatments should always be tested on an inconspicuous area first, to ensure colourfastness and suitability, before treating the exposed area.

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