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It doesn’t take much to get a window dirty. Dust, smudges, fingerprints, and streaks can attract the eye and make an entire room appear less tidy. Dirty windows are a persistent problem, and they need ...

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Rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or dish soap make for effective window cleaners. Mix the solution, spray, then wipe with a squeegee or a microfiber cloth.

Plus, tips for deep cleaning dirty, sticky blinds and removing stains. Like windowsills, light switch plates, and ceiling fan blades, it's easy to forget about cleaning your blinds. Then one day, you ...

Clean hard-to-reach outside windows with extension poles, magnetic cleaners, or garden hoses. Always work from the top down using steady horizontal motions to prevent streaks. Regular cleaning and ...