Clean, streak-free windows instantly brighten a home, making rooms feel bigger and more inviting. But keeping windows ...

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 ...

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On the rare occasions when the weather is truly perfect, you probably enjoy opening your windows to let in some fresh air. On every other day, when they’re closed, you have no choice but to stare at ...

When your windows sparkle, your whole home shines. Clean windows make a powerful first impression and let in more light, which can brighten every room and lift your spirits. But dirty windows? They ...

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 ...

Some home cleaning tasks are straightforward, while others, like figuring out how to clean your windows, might have you scratching your head. Washing your windows, from the small ones in your bedroom ...

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Cleaning the windows on your home, on at least a seasonal or semi-annual schedule, is an important part of homeownership that will help your windows last longer and keep your home looking its best.

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