Use the cloth or towel to wipe off excess water and catch any drips. Once the solution has been sponged on, grab your squeegee and microfiber cleaning cloth and begin wiping down each pane. WARNING: Do not use a vinegar solution on any windows that have matte paint or undercoated-only frames as it might lead to staining. If dirt is hanging on for dear life and won't come off, add the vinegar solution in a spray bottle and apply it to the panes, then leave it for a few minutes before tackling the grime with your sponge. Be sure to wear rubber gloves to avoid irritation. To make your own vinegar (opens in new tab)-based window cleaning solution, simply add two tablespoons of it to a small bucket of warm water. Get your cleaning solution filled up and ready to go. Step 3: Fill a bucket with warm water and add your cleaning solution After they've been taken down, you can use a vacuum cleaner or a duster to remove cobwebs and dirt from around the edges of the window frame. Once you've chosen the right weather to clean your windows, the next step is to remove curtains or blinds. While it might be easier to see smears on a sunny day, direct sunlight often dries the windows too quickly, which is a major cause of streaks. Is it a sunny day? Hold off washing windows until it's cloudy out. How to clean windows inside and out Step 1: Pick the right day for streak-free clean windows Vacuum - The Miele pet vac (opens in new tab) is best for this.Window cleaning solution or distilled white vinegar - The Real Homes team always likes to use Heinz cleaning vinegar (opens in new tab).Squeegee - We love the Oxo Good Grips one (opens in new tab) and it's Amazon's Choice.
A sponge - We're big fans of these colorful compressed ones from Amazon (opens in new tab).It’s also a good idea to wipe down the frames and window sills before you start so they’re clean too. Helpful hints: When washing windows avoid direct sunlight as the heat can cause the water to dry into spots or streaks.
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