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Helen,this work's on my computer screen,it should work on your windows.

http://theslurps.com/us/index.htm

Chica, lived like that over 60yrs ago. Have now earned the right to water in the tap!

This is a very amusing thread !

You mean you have windows!!

We are still trying to get a water supply....lol

I´ve just been outside in the pouring rain, organizing buckets to collect the rainwater to chuck down the loo!

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I definately will have to look for a cheaper Window cleaner.No I'm not in a mansion Karen ,if I was I'd hire the servants to clean them lol.I just have a huge amount of windows .I hate it!!

I've only been here 19 years-
-I'll get around to it one day.

Helen, that seems v expensive to pay for your outside windows to be cleaned!! Do you live in a mansion??!!
When I'm home, I pay £8 for the outside windows to be done (no conservatory).

K

Jean (Monmouth)
LOL. You are like me with regard to net curtains.

I agree with Tina - water, a splash of vinegar and newspaper.

Of course, if you don;t scrub the corners they won't come clean by magic....

If I do them, I fill a spray bottle with vinegar and water, then clean them off with a microfibre cloth. OH washes them and dries with an old windscreen wiper, then polishes them off. Mostly rely on net curtains to hide the dirty windows!

Send him to me Joanne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm married to a window cleaner and get him to do it. We never have smears - if I did, I'd have to sack him. LOL

I've always used a teeny drop of washing up liquid in the water, and use a sponge or J cloth to get dirt off. Finish off with a dry soft cloth - an old towel or T shirt does the trick, and polishes them up nicely.

K

nudge,

If you are cleaning both the inside and outside remember to wipe one side horizontally and the other vertically. That way, if when the sun shines you spot a smear, you'll know if its on the inside or outside.

PS I never clean windows, thats what rain is for!

Not if they are cellophane Mick

Mo

You mean windows are supposed to be cleaned?

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Window Cleaning wipes for inside, or the spray.

Outside - Two men come round with a van and they clean the windows with a special water from their van, and the water is sprayed through a brush, Windows left nice and clean and it is not dear £10 for 14 windows and a conservatory.

OH used to get up on a ladder every so often, but thought now in his 70's to much of a risk. So worth the money for safety.

Mo

using vinager on car window causes window rubber to rot

watch out for leaky windowscreen

I use " elbow grease "............lol........but I don't do them very often as the dogs mess them up again with lots of nosey marks..........lol

Get the window cleaner to do it.