Use a sponge or a damp cloth to remove the excess dust from the window. Avoid using a duster, as it only spreads the dust into the air. Alternatively, you can use water jets at this initial cleaning stage with the help of a hose. If your window is in an outdoor environment, this measure is quite efficient for removing dust from the entire length of the window.

Don’t Forget to Clean the Cracks

The cracks in the windows are undoubtedly the most challenging part of cleaning. Make this step easier by using a mixture of detergent and warm water, removing the dirt with a toothbrush that fits better into the crack.

Clean the Glass Well

After cleaning the aluminum, it’s time to take care of the window glass. Use water and detergent, or a damp cloth, to remove the more stubborn dirt. With a small squeegee, remove the excess liquid, always from top to bottom, and use a dry cloth to finish the process. If the glass isn’t very dirty, a glass cleaner will solve your problem. Apply the glass cleaner with a microfiber cloth — a material that doesn’t shed lint. Oh, and don’t forget to polish the aluminum well to ensure extra shine. You can use a quality aluminum polish, applying the product along the entire length of the window with the help of a microfiber cloth.

Avoid Using Abrasive Materials

Some products should not be used when cleaning aluminum windows, even if they are very dirty, as they can cause stains and other damages. Therefore, avoid using acetone, muriatic acid, chlorine, caustic soda, the rough side of the sponge, sharp objects, and the like.

SP Cleaning Houses specializes in window cleaning, and our prices are excellent. Get your quote now!