It is really hard to photograph smudges on the windows, but they were there! I just used a spray bottle of water and a dry window cloth, it seems to do the job pretty well.
Cleaned the windows today. Hopefully the pictures are good enough, I struggled taking them. I used water and norwex enviro and window cloth to clean them.
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"The winter will ask what we did all summer" - Henry David Thoreau
Ash Jackson wrote:To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are that you must clean four windows, inside and out.
To document this BB, post pictures or a 2-minute video depicting the following:
Before: Four Dirty Windows
Action 1: Your glass cleaner, with a description
Action 2: You cleaning windows
After: Four Clean Windows!
I cleaned four windows, inside and out, using clean water, a cotton towel, a squeegee, and a microfiber cloth. My glass cleaner was warm water carried in a bucket.
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Someone approved this submission. Note: This BB was intended for house windows but since that wasn't specified clearly enough, this passes. Thanks for inadvertantly finding this gap, it's been fixed for the future. Car windows are part of the cleaning a vehicle exterior BB.
I used vinegar in a spray bottle to clean my windows. Spray it on, scrub it with a rag, and buff it dry with a towel. I added pictures of a fifth window because the first window is fogged inside and hard to tell if it’s clean.
Cleaned windows! We have huge windows, so one of these could probably count as all four but I was cleaning them all anyway.
Cleaning solution was my usual 1:5 white vinegar to water. I hadn't used vinegar on glass before and I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked if you buff it dry!
I did a first pass with warm water in a mop bucket and a squeegee (not pictured) to get most of the grime off. The bucket had to refilled several times because it was so sludgy - lots of construction happening nearby. Then wiping off the trim/edges with cotton cloths and more warm water. Then a final wipe down and buffing with a microfiber cloth and vinegar solution to get the streaks off inside and out.
For my glass cleaner, I mixed 1 cup of vinegar, 1 cup of isopropyl alcohol, some lemon essential oil, and whatever water I could fit to fill the bottle up to the top. I also made up a tub of soapy water using Oasis dish soap. To clean the windows, I sponged and squeegeed the outside and then used the glass cleaner spray with a rag to polish both the inside and outside and get rid of the streaks from the squeegee.
Good catch. The streak on window #3 is on the inside of the double-paned window. I scrubbed the window three more times inside and out to make sure but there is nothing I can do about those streaks. Here is a different window that doesn't have gunk inside.