As soon as you've made your windows perfectly clear and dust-free, they seem to get dirty again. If you want to cut down on ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Tom Howley Now that the sun has finally returned, I am noticing all the streaks, smears, ...

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On the rare occasions when the weather is truly perfect, you probably enjoy opening your windows to let in some fresh air. On every other day, when they’re closed, you have no choice but to stare at ...

Even if the sun is shining, you may not get as much natural light in your home as you otherwise would if your windows are covered in a film of dirt, dust, splattered bugs, or water spots. To get the ...

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Let's be honest, I don't enjoy most household chores but I do love washing windows. There's a feeling of instant gratification when turning grimy, dirty panes into crystal clear glass. The yard looks ...