Q: I have been living in my new home for about three months, and I cannot believe how dirty the windows keep getting. Why is this? What is the proper method to clean the windows the way professionals ...

Now that the weather is warming up, it’s an excellent time to extend your cleaning tasks to the windows throughout your home. And yes — it’s possible to clean them inside and out without hiring ...

The heavy smoke has cleared but ash may still be lingering on windows and sills. Before you go outside to tackle this gritty dirt, grab a steel wool pad, says Kevin Lambert of FISH Window Cleaning in ...

Use a mix of hot water and a nickel-sized drop of dish soap for cleaning windows. Ensure squeegee technique is correct to avoid leaving behind streaks. Avoid cleaning windows in direct sunlight to ...

Our homes writer was sick of rubbish squeegees, so she ordered a shiny gold one from the States. This is her review of the ...

When I was a kid, my mother would often quip at the sight of large, multistory homes: “Yeah, but who’s going to clean all those windows?” In her mind, she was probably imagining one person ...

Which window squeegees are best? Windows collect a ton of visible dirt and debris, but window squeegees can help you cut through the dirt. Window squeegees are wonderful glass-cleaning devices that ...

Mix a gallon of hot water and a nickel-sized drop of dish soap to clean any window like this pro does. Consider your tools—make sure they are not so big that they become unwieldy and unhelpful.

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