Be sure to wipe the blade of the squeegee regularly with a paper towel to avoid wiping grimy dirt back onto your windows! 4. Remove the excess water with a squeegee, starting at the top of the window and working your way down in an ‘S’ shape for best results. Next, clean your windowsill, before using a sponge and warm soapy water or window-cleaning spray to clear away any dirt from your windows. How to clean windows What you'll need Microfiber cloths Sponge (optional) Dish soap or White distilled vinegar or Glass cleaner Bucket T-bar and squeegee (optional) 1. Paper towel is best at this stage because it’ll avoid any grease going on cloths or sponges (which can end up being spread to other areas of the window). Use a bit of paper towel to wipe away any obvious greasy marks or fingerprints, before throwing it in the bin. Also wipe the frame and underneath the windowsill to catch any water/cleaning spray that may have dripped while you have been cleaning windows, before drying thoroughly with a paper towel. Work in small circles or strokes from the top of the window downwards, until all of the glass is clean.
Using a damp cloth, remove any remaining water/cleaning spray your windows. Whether you’re wiping away greasy marks, rubbing or polishing, absorbent Plenty paper towels are ideal for the job – they’re even strong enough for wringing and scrubbing.
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