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Cleaning Windows

puddles59 · 2014-01-28 19:08:50

Hi any one any good tips on the easiest method of the dreaded job of cleaning windows (lots of windows) would appreciate any tips. i've always used good old fashioned water mixed with vinegar and newspaper.

28-01-2014 7:08pm

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Hi any one any good tips on the easiest method of the dreaded job of cleaning windows (lots of windows) would appreciate any tips. i've always used good old fashioned water mixed with vinegar and newspaper.

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#2 28-01-2014 7:18pm

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Depends on whether its the inside of the windows or the outside that you're talking about....... Outside- you get can get a squidgee type device that goes on the end of a hose, and dispenses a little detergent- its brilliant....... One of my neighbours power hoses his. Inside- unfortunately, your options are more limited- the newspaper and vinegar is as good as it gets- but they shouldn't get filthy again for ages after you clean them....... If its general upkeep- Sparkle, Mr Sheen and numerous other products are available- none of which is any better or worse than its competitor.

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