Stains, spots, and dust—just how much do our windows at home torment us?
Whether it’s the windows, shower glass, or mirrors in the bathroom or living room, having crystal-clear, streak-free glass is always a point of pride.
Let’s take a look at the best ways to care for our glass—and what mistakes to steer clear of.
Various ways to clean glass
No single method guarantees streak-free glass—different people swear by different tricks. Some rely on ammonia, others on alcohol, and some on baking soda.
While all three solutions work wonders, who has the patience to measure the perfect water-to-cleaner ratio every time?
Cleaning tablets: are they as practical as they are effective?
To solve this problem while achieving the same results and benefits, you can try our cleaning tablets. These compact pods contain all the necessary ingredients to degrease, loosen dirt particles, and clean surfaces—simply dissolve them in water inside a spray bottle.
This way, you get the convenience of a ready-to-use cleaner without the hassle of bulky buckets of water or messy splashes. Plus, you’ll appreciate the compact size and lightweight nature of a tablet compared to traditional liquid detergents.
Tips for Optimal Cleaning
Regardless of which cleaning products you use, here’s how to get the best results—and what mistakes to avoid.
While there’s no strict rule for how often to clean windows, timing is key. Always clean when the glass is cool and out of direct sunlight. Heat makes cleaning solutions dry too fast, leaving behind streaks and stubborn spots.
Another crucial factor is choosing the right cleaning cloth.
The best option is definitely a microfiber cloth, though a cotton rag can also work well. Avoid harsh or abrasive sponges at all costs – they can scratch the glass surface.
After applying cleaner with your cloth, dry the glass with either:
✔ A dry microfiber cloth
✔ Newspaper (yes, you read that right!)
Why newspaper? The trace amounts of lead in newsprint help remove residual particles for a flawless finish. Avoid paper towels though – they tend to leave lint and streaks behind.
Spotless windows are absolutely achievable! It just takes:
🔹 The right techniques
🔹 Quality products
🔹 A little patience
