Remove, Clean, and Reinstall Three Window Screens - PEP BB nest.straw.screens

Some badges, I’m following in the footsteps of many, there’s detailed instructions and youtube videos.
This wasn’t one of those, so it was a good lesson in finding stuff out for yourself. Here’s what I learnt.

If I owned this place, I would be looking at a big bill for replacement windows. Half the windows, I can’t open because they’re either jammed or the safety locks are broken.
I need to clean all my windows.
I need to clean all the surrounds.
I need to get out of NJ . . . I knew this already but the dirt just from air was depressing - I breath that stuff in!

Here are my tips for the next person to go down this path.

Be gentle - the screens are delicate. I used hose on a fine but strong spray to clean the mess and a cloth on the edges.
They are ten times easier to put back from the outside.
You can hang them on a washing line to dry.
Be prepared to find some icky stuff around the frames - dead bugs, condensed diesel fumes, empty mudwasp nests, winged tree seeds, spiders . . .

As mentioned, I used a fine spray to wash the mesh, a wet cloth to clean the frames and I drier them on the line.

Here are my pictures:

I popped out and cleaned 5 window screens while cleaning my windows for the nest sand badge. I took pictures of the process because, for me, cleaning the screens just seemed like part of cleaning the windows thoroughly. Can I post those pictures here for this badge bit or would I need to clean 3 additional window screens?

I popped out and cleaned 5 window screens when I was working on cleaning the windows themselves for another BB. I'm reposting the pictures here. Hopefully, this counts, but I'm sure I could find a friend who needs a few screens cleaned if not.

Here are some window screens I cleaned the other day. I first hosed them down.  Scrubbed the screens lightly with a brush.  Used a rag and toothbrush for the frames.   Then gave them a rinse. Let them air dry and reinstalled them.