damp micro fibre cloth with white vinegar and one new out of the package one. The dry one has to clean from the package and never washed, as there is a residue left over and thus will cause streaking. Use damp vinegar one first and then buff with the dry. When the dry one becomes damp, change to another dry one. Good luck
I use straight white vinegar on scrunched up newspapers. Wipe inside windows from top to bottom, and outside windows from side to side. When you're done, you can tell which side of the window any streaks are on. They say not to wash windows on a sunny day, but I do!
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damp micro fibre cloth with white vinegar and one new out of the package one. The dry one has to clean from the package and never washed, as there is a residue left over and thus will cause streaking. Use damp vinegar one first and then buff with the dry. When the dry one becomes damp, change to another dry one. Good luck
Vinegar and newspaper.
Rubbing alcohol
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I use straight white vinegar on scrunched up newspapers. Wipe inside windows from top to bottom, and outside windows from side to side. When you're done, you can tell which side of the window any streaks are on. They say not to wash windows on a sunny day, but I do!
Ammonia and water and newspaper sheets works best for me, but I usually teach for Windex. 😇
Norwex cloths.