Overview
- The Art Windows & Doors founder sets out a simple sequence: rinse first, spray evenly, dry with a paper towel, squeegee or microfiber cloth, then finish with long, even strokes.
- The recommended solution is one part distilled white vinegar to ten parts warm water in a spray bottle.
- Retailers sell distilled vinegar from about 29p, making the approach a budget-friendly DIY alternative to branded cleaners.
- Reid says winter’s low sun highlights streaks and recommends cleaning windows once or twice a year depending on location.
- Reports also cite research that many Britons worry about home cleanliness and note a user video claiming Fairy Liquid reduces condensation, neither backed by scientific testing.