How To Clean Second Story Windows With Screens

Cleaning the windows and screens was on my to-practice-list earlier having my youngest sons graduation party. Cleaning them is always a challenge because of our high ceilings, so this yr I called a service to get a toll. Subsequently hearing it would be $250 to just make clean the second story windows I decided I would rather have that money to spend elsewhere and told my boys to go become the ladder. For one hour of fourth dimension and $3 nosotros had everything on the upper level done, I would say that was a great savings.

The boys decided to first outside beginning. One done while the other held the ladder, oh and I supervised of course. I also had them knock downwardly any bees nest that were starting to class in the peaks and we had a bird trying to nest on the trim of one of the high windows. That had to get too, before they started pooping everywhere.

Next they moved inside, where they handed the screen down to me and I had it clean by the time they had washed the window and was ready to put it back into place. While they were at it they likewise gave the deer a dusting.

Cleaning the windows is the part that everyone knows:

Add a drop of Palmolive to a bucket of water, wash with the soft side of the window washer, and squeegee off the dirt and suds, wipe whatsoever drips with a microfiber cloth.

At present here is where the bright magic happens:

For the screens I used an Magic Eraser, and it was the best method I have ever tried: Pull the screen out, take it outside, wet Magic Eraser according to the directions, rub eraser from top to lesser (all in one stroke, pick up the eraser at the lesser and first the process again) overlapping your strokes, then reverse and rub from side to side overlapping strokes. Turn screen over and repeat. My screens look just like new and living in the country they're ever getting dirt from neighboring fields collecting in all the trivial grooves and right now all the dandelion fluff is sticking to them. It doesn't make much sense to make clean windows without cleaning the screens. The start rain will deposit all that screen dust all over your nice clean windows. I practise this twice a year and they stay nice and make clean.