2. Get Spotless Windows
Window cleaning can be a satisfying project to tackle in the spring, as the light from longer days floods into our homes and those windows become more noticeable. Houzz contributor Bonnie McCarthy spoke with Stephanie Lewis, customer experience manager at The Maids cleaning service, who suggested forgoing prepackaged spray cleaners in favor of a solution of warm water with a small amount of dish soap — a drop or two per gallon should be enough. Use the solution to scrub down your windows with a sponge, then clear the liquid with a squeegee and dry with a clean towel.
Tip: For extremely dirty windows, add vinegar or ammonia to your solution. Vinegar can cut through grease and built-up grime. To eliminate streaks after squeegeeing, Lewis advises using a dry cloth or newspaper.
2. Get Spotless Windows Window cleaning can be a satisfying project to tackle in the spring, as the light from longer days floods into our homes and those windows become more noticeable. Houzz contributor Bonnie McCarthy spoke with Stephanie Lewis, customer experience manager at The Maids cleaning service, who suggested forgoing prepackaged spray cleaners in favor of a solution of warm water with a small amount of dish soap — a drop or two per gallon should be enough. Use the solution to scrub down your windows with a sponge, then clear the liquid with a squeegee and dry with a clean towel. Tip: For extremely dirty windows, add vinegar or ammonia to your solution. Vinegar can cut through grease and built-up grime. To eliminate streaks after squeegeeing, Lewis advises using a dry cloth or newspaper.
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