For best results, wipe the edge of the squeegee with a clean towel after each pass to avoid streaks.
Finishing Touches
Once you’ve squeegeed the window, use a dry microfiber cloth to wipe away any remaining water or streaks along the edges. This ensures a perfectly clear, streak-free finish.
Why This Works
Why This Works
Dish Soap: The soap helps break down oils, dirt, and grime on the window surface, making it easier to clean without leaving residue.
White Vinegar (optional): Vinegar is a natural cleaner that helps eliminate streaks and adds an extra level of shine.
Microfiber Cloth: These cloths are excellent for picking up dirt without leaving lint or streaks, ensuring a smooth and clear finish.
Squeegee: The squeegee allows you to remove excess water in one go, preventing it from drying unevenly and causing streaks.
Tips for Success
Use the Right Cloth: Microfiber cloths are ideal for this task because they won’t leave behind fibers or lint like regular towels.
Clean the Squeegee Blade: Wipe the blade with a dry towel after each pass to keep it free of dirt and prevent streaks.
Work in Sections: If your windows are large, divide the window into sections and clean one part at a time to prevent the solution from drying too quickly and causing streaks.
