How to Clean Glass Windows

Cleaning windows- you should consider the steps below to ensure that your glass is clean and staying clean. First take a bucket and fill it with warm water, and add a window cleaning detergent of your choice. Next, you should remove all window screens or decorations to ensure that you hit all the dirty spots on the glass. You should also consider cleaning the screens, by taking a damp cloth and wiping them down. This will prevent dirt from returning to the clean glass. In addition remove all gunk, such as spider webs, dead bugs, and leaves. This step should be done while with a dry cloth, or each a vacuum hose. Once you have down the steps above you should wipe down the windowsill with a damp sponge. This makes not only glass look cleaner, but the entire room. Next dampen your cloth in the bucket filled with solution. Follow this step by wiping your window; starting from the top left corner and making an "s" motion to the bottom right corner. After you have completed this stroke, use a different, dry cloth, to remove any steaks left behind. Repeat these steps until you are satisfied with your job. It is important not to use paper towel because they tend to leave behind unwanted steaks, and particles of paper that attract dust. Next it is important to dry the window and screen completely to ensure that your cleaning will last. If you are using a squeegee, make sure the window is not indirect sunlight, this to will also leave streaks.

Removing shower glass soap scum: Shower scum is not only unattractive and unwelcoming to visitors, its very unsanitary. To remove the soap scum fill a bucket with vinegar and let it sit on the glass shower door. Let the vinegar sit on the glass, then with a damp sponge remove the vinegar. The soap scum should disappear before your eyes. To neutralize the smell of vinegar, you could add lemon juice to the mixture. Make sure you dry the window with new, clean, dry cloth.

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Added: March 24, 2009
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