How do I get my windows clean?

[Nevercan]

Help how do I get the windows and doors in my conservatory clean. I have tried various windows cleaners with a cloth or kitchen towel but they always look streaky and really disappointing..... My doors also have toddler paw prints all over them. Any tips please

[nightshade]

teensy bit of fairy liquid in hot water and a cloth, add some vinegar to the water also. use a squidgy thingy to scrap water off, buff dry with kithchen roll.

window cleaners only smear chemicals over the windows, they don't actually clean dirt off.

[Bert2e]

Totally what nightshade says!

[Nevercan]

Thanks I will give it a go.

[Shinyshoes1]

vinegar, I worked in a chip shop with all those cabinets where the fish/pies/saveloys et al are kept. That's the only thing that would get the clean an non smeary.

I use white vinegar on my mirrors and windows indoors, but malt vinegar worked perfectly fine in the chip shop

[Graciescotland]

I dry them with old newspaper, cheaper than kitchen roll ...

[WhereTheWildThingsWere]

An e-cloth if they are grubby followed by a glass e-cloth, plain water = immaculate streak free windows.

Bought mine 5 years ago and they are still going strong.

[NormanTheForeman]

I also use a teeny bit of fairy in hot water, and dry with a proper window scrim (I bought mine in Lakeland).

[Mandy2003]

I have a slightly different window problem - old style UPVC double glazed units on an upper floor with no outside access as its a flat (the windows only swing open from the top and only one side of the unit opens).

How would you clean them without falling out the window?!

[Nevercan]

Get someone to hold your feet whilst you lean out

[Nevercan]

Where do you get an ecloth from? Supermarket?

[NormanTheForeman]

Ecloths from Lakeland.

[southeastastra]

ecloths are great, you only need water

[NormanTheForeman]

They are brilliant for cleaning the top of the cooker, sea!