I would like to know what is the best and easiest way to clean windows?

Answer 1

I just use windex

Answer 2

If they are not grimy and greasy, a splash of vinegar and water with newspaper should do the trick nicely. If grimy, then a little dish soap goes a long way. For the outside windows on my 2 story house, I use one of those super soaker sqirt guns. Works really well. I'm afraid to hang outside the windows. When I lived in the city, I paid someone to hang outside the windows.

Answer 3

I wonder why so many of the questions on this site are oxy-morons.

Whats the best and cheapest
Whats the best and easiest
Whats the fastest and safest.

Not picking on you specifically, because your question is not necessarilty an oxy-moron, but I do wonder whether peole want 2 answers to these questions.

In your case, the best way is to clean windows is with a proprietry cleaner after first rinsing off the dirt.

The easist way it to pay someone

Answer 4

Use Windex or vinegar

Use coffee filter or newspaper (paper towels have lint)

Make sure that you do it at a time of day when the sunlight is not streaming through, it dries to fast and streaks more.

Spray the window - circle motions with the filter or newspaper.

Now if they are the outside ones I like spraying with soapy water and rinse and using a squeezie thing ( I have an extension for 2nd stories)

Answer 5

White vinegar small amount of liquid dish detergent and warm water. Also for drying and no streaks use a 100% cotton sheet. I get the sheets at yard sales. They are absorbent and leave no streaks and saves on paper towels.

Answer 6

Get a large bucket and put about 2 litres of warm water in it, add about 20mls of vinegar, and swirl. Using a none fluffy material wash your windows, and use another dry non-fluffy material to dry of the excess, then use a chami leather to remove any water stains.

Answer 7

I've always used white vinegar and some bicarbonate of soda - but the knack is to pick a dull day - sunny days and it all dries too quickly to get a good finish.

Answer 8

I put a tablespoon of white vinegar and a squirt of dish soap, fill the rest with water in a spray bottle. Works wonders!!

Answer 9

I used to clean windows with my uncle. He would always use just plain dish detergent in water. He would clean them with a squeegee. They always turned out so clean and shinny. Never streaked!! I still clean mine that way to this day.

Answer 10

Dilute a little ammonia in water, soak a rag in it and wipe windows. Then use a squeegee--works great! Don't forget to use rubber gloves!

Answer 11

washing up liquid,vinegar and hot water in a basin.use a clean cloth to wash windows and then polish them off with newspaper.they'll be gleaming.