It is well known that washing windows in winter is not the best idea.
The water left on the glass quickly freezes, resulting in unsightly streaks, and the sun reflecting off the snow is too blinding for you to see and, of course, remove dirt on the transparent surface.
If there is no way out and you have decided at all costs to clean up in December-February, choose a day for this procedure when the thermometer shows “plus”.
It's even better if the weather outside is cloudy.
In this case, the water should be cool or even cold, because hot water evaporates faster (remember about streaks) and when in contact with the cold surface of the glass, it can cause damage.
In addition, you will find alcohol-based cleaning products useful.
Some housewives simply add a tablespoon of alcohol to the water for washing windows, while others prefer to use winter washer fluid.
To be honest, the second option is even preferable, since this product not only cleans without freezing or damaging the glass, but also leaves behind a thin film that prevents dirt from settling on the glass.
Earlier, BelNovosti reported on what you need to wash a wooden floor with to make it shine with cleanliness.
