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Before Cleaning Your
Windows
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The ideal day for window washing is one
that's cloudy, but not rainy.
Direct sunlight dries cleaning solutions before
you can wipe them off,
leaving streaks on glass.
Cool, clear water is the choice of most,
professional window washers.
If windoes are very dirty, add 2 to 3 tablespoons
of ammonia or vinegar
per gallon of wash water. Choose only one;
if combined, they'll
neutralize each other.
One of the best window-cleaning solutions can be
found right in your
medicine cabinet. Pure rubbing alcohol
removes dirt easily and leaves
windows crystal clean.
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Washing and Drying
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Here's an easy way to tell whether the spots
you've missed are on the
inside of the window or the outside. Use
horizontal strokes to clean
one side of the window, and vertical strokes for
the other.
To clean the corners of small window frames, use
a cotton swab
dipped in cleaning solution.
For drying windows, a wad of crumpled newspaper
works just as
well as expensive paper towels. Wear rubber
gloves to keep your
hands from of the ink from the
newspaper.
When washing windows in the Fall add a tablespoon
of methylated
spirits to the wash water. If the weather
is very cold, the methylated
spirits will stop the water from freezing on the
window panes.
Thank you for joining us today and may you have a
wonderful day.
Susan
Rutter
Home Consultant
2150 Thierry Street
Lasalle, Quebec
H8N 1H7
Canada
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