How To Clean Interior Window Surfaces

There’s nothing quite like the fresh feeling of newly-washed windows. But how do you keep your windows looking freshly-washed for longer?

Follow our simple guide to learn how to easily keep the inside surfaces of your windows looking all clean and sparkly for longer. 

1 Make your own cleaning solution. 

Plain old white vinegar and rubbing alcohol are two household miracle products that power through windows and glass surfaces in a jiffy. Vinegar is a potent cleaner, while rubbing alcohol helps the cleaning solution to dry quickly and streak-free.

Combine:

• 1.5 cups water,

• 1.5 tbspns white vinegar

• 1.5 tblspns rubbing alcohol

• A few drops of your favorite essential oil

Use a funnel to pour into a clean spray bottle. Mark the outside with a Sharpie so you remember what it is!

2 Use the right amount of product.

Most people make the mistake of over-saturating a surface with cleaning solution.

When you spray too liberally, you end up spending much more time wiping off the excess rather than actually cleaning.

Instead, simply mist the surface of the windows with your fancypants homemade cleaning solution, and then wipe with a squeegee or clean microfiber cloth folded into quarters.

This folding technique maximizes surface area, so when one side of your cloth is dirty and wet, you can simply refold it and flip it over to reveal a clean side. And hey presto, eight cleaning cloths in one!

If your willpower and stamina for touchups is at an end and you want your windows cleaned NOW, call the professionals at City Creek Window Cleaning at 801 261 5565 to schedule your professional window cleaning treatment.

We’ll have your windows looking professionally fabulous in no time!