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Windows and fly screens are often the first things we see when we walk into a home, but rarely at the top of the spring-cleaning to-do list. Experts share their tips on the easiest and most effective ...

Before you grab your spray bottle and rag, take a sec to perfect your technique. Knowing how to clean outside windows means being able to identify (and overcome) potential challenges like ...

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Seasonal precipitation, like winter sleet or summer showers, can take pollen and debris off the window, but often will leave ...

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 ...

Window washing is one of those tasks that linger near the bottom of many homeowners’ to-do lists. But as any of us who finally get around to it will attest, clean windows make an enormous difference ...

Is your home looking dingier than normal these days? It could be time to clean your outside windows. While the process requires more time and effort than cleaning your inside windows, that doesn't ...