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Window Cleaning

Window Cleaning
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Dusts they are everywhere, and our windows are unprotected from them, so we have to clean them every time. People often ask how to cleans windows and its a simple but demanding task. Ask a young teen , i am still helping around the house and making sure everything is in tip top shape. So today i planned to clean the windows and louvers and at the same time documenting every single thing i did. So To make this instructable brief and really a explanation rather then a discussion. First of all, to undertake this demanding task you would require some skills and safety knowledge to use because i was foolish and doing it with out safety tools and protection, while opening a louver i broke it with my bare hand and the pieces of glass nearly went into my eye. Thankful to God it didn't happen. Other wise i won't be here writing this. So you see how important all this small things count.

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Step 1Getting ready witht the materials

Getting ready witht the materials
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The materials that you need to undertake this task includes as stated below:

- A old pair of socks
- Some old piece of cloth or wipes
- A basin or a old pot
- A solution of water and bleach
- A old pieces of wood (small or some thing smooth like a duster)
- Some time
- Some energy
- A window to clean
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2 comments
Apr 3, 2009. 2:07 PMlemonie says:
Yes, you got a good finish on those windows - thumbs up! (I put my hand through a window once, cost me money not blood...) L
Apr 3, 2009. 5:23 AMrimar2000 says:
I use white vinegar and water, with success. The glass became crystalline. That is also effective on plastics (acrylic, polycarbonate, etc.)

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