Are they spots from the sprinkler? If you get a sponge and use a watery baking soda paste it should clean off well, then just squeegee it off so no new spots appear
Hello. Pour equal amounts of vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Spray the mixture on your window and use a squeege, starting at the top, to wipe down the window— wipe the squeegee off with a cloth after each swipe. Use a soft brush to scrub any stubborn areas. Good luck!
There's a product called Whink. You should be able to get it at larger hardware or big box home improvement stores. An auto detailer told my brother it's the trick for getting water spots off cars. Just use it sparingly and wear gloves. When you wash it off, dry the windows and apply Rain-ex to prevent reappearance.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Some of my windows have black spots on the caulking going around the frame. I cannot afford to replace the windows. Is there an easy way for a non handy person to rem...
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Are they spots from the sprinkler? If you get a sponge and use a watery baking soda paste it should clean off well, then just squeegee it off so no new spots appear
make a mixture of white vinegar and water 50/50 add a dab of blue dawn dish soap and a dab of jet dry
Hello. Pour equal amounts of vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Spray the mixture on your window and use a squeege, starting at the top, to wipe down the window— wipe the squeegee off with a cloth after each swipe. Use a soft brush to scrub any stubborn areas. Good luck!
There's a product called Whink. You should be able to get it at larger hardware or big box home improvement stores. An auto detailer told my brother it's the trick for getting water spots off cars. Just use it sparingly and wear gloves. When you wash it off, dry the windows and apply Rain-ex to prevent reappearance.
Try wiping them down with some denatured alcohol. Don't get this on any of your painted areas though.
Spray them with warm vinegar and let it set for a while and it will wipe off.