Cleaning Windows

[wafter]

Yes (flat) - bucket of soapy water and a sponge to start, then rinse with clean water, dry with a chamois and finally finish with isopropanol in a spray bottle and a clean cloth - possibly with a dry cloth at the end to remove any final smears.

Be wary of blade-type devices for removing water as these can cause scratches if the surface isn't immaculately clean. If you have a condensor-dryer the distilled water it excretes can be bottled and used for rinsing; thus avoiding water marks.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Yes (flat) - bucket of soapy water and a sponge to start, then rinse with clean water, dry with a chamois and finally finish with isopropanol in a spray bottle and a clean cloth - possibly with a dry cloth at the end to remove any final smears.

Be wary of blade-type devices for removing water as these can cause scratches if the surface isn't immaculately clean. If you have a condensor-dryer the distilled water it excretes can be bottled and used for rinsing; thus avoiding water marks.

I feel you'd have a fit at seeing my windows, probably the rest of the flat too

 

[wafter]

I feel you'd have a fit at seeing my windows, probably the rest of the flat too

I'd probably have a fit if looking too closely at my own tbh! One of life's many great gifts being beating into me daily the chasm of difference between what my OCD brain demands and the reality of the situation...

 

[Fastpedaller]

What’s so “e” about it??

It's made in Yorkshire