Rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or dish soap make for effective window cleaners. Mix the solution, spray, then wipe with a squeegee or a microfiber cloth.

Once you’ve finished your spring cleaning and start looking outside for the sunny season, you may notice your windows need a good cleaning inside and out. Window washing can be a DIY job, particularly ...

Cleaning experts agree—these DIY solutions work better than the store-bought stuff. Of all the household chores we do, one of the trickiest is window cleaning. If a smudge of dirt or smear of residue ...

Even if the sun is shining, you may not get as much natural light in your home as you otherwise would if your windows are covered in a film of dirt, dust, splattered bugs, or water spots. To get the ...

The best homemade window cleaning solution is to just mix two gallons of water and about a teaspoon of dishwashing liquid together in your bucket. Some people also opt to use vinegar and water to ...

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Once you've finished your spring cleaning and start looking outside for the sunny season, you may notice your windows need a good cleaning inside and out. Professionals recommend cleaning your windows ...

Once you’ve finished your spring cleaning and start looking outside for the sunny season, you may notice your windows need a good cleaning inside and out. Professionals recommend cleaning your windows ...

Once you've finished your spring cleaning and start looking outside for the sunny season, you may notice your windows need a good cleaning inside and out. Professionals recommend cleaning your windows ...