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Dec 2nd, 04, 01:10 PM
Wet the area. Scrub with diluted greased lightning for the trim/frame, perhaps a few squirts of bleach from a squirt bottle on the mold and mildew areas. Rinse. Wash with glass cleaner. I buy the 1 gallon window cleaner from Home Depot (made by Zep) for TINTED WINDOWS. I use this type because it is alcohol based, not ammonia. Ammonia and bleach = bad situation on your sinuses, and it rinses very well. If you don't have hard water, or have a source for deionized water (examples in the search of how to make/obtain this), you can rinse if you aren't in an area where blowing dust is a problem. Good idea to clean with a squeegee and then wipe with a towel to remove drips. Glass will sparkle and I *guarantee* you will get positive thoughts by the customer when they look out (assuming they clean the inside of the windows).
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