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Cleaning outside upstairs casement windows.
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lostinrates
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Does anyone have an innovative solution?
I can't afford a window cleaner to come in ATM. Some of our upstairs windows are seal shut:mad: so I have to accept the filth on them for a while, but in our bedroom we have triple casement windows, with small panes (eight in each pane). Only the middle one opens
A bird has done his best on the one the window opens back towards....i.e., I can't reach around it.
The gadgets I've seen won't work for small panes...is there anything else I can try? Its infuriating!
I can't afford a window cleaner to come in ATM. Some of our upstairs windows are seal shut:mad: so I have to accept the filth on them for a while, but in our bedroom we have triple casement windows, with small panes (eight in each pane). Only the middle one opens
A bird has done his best on the one the window opens back towards....i.e., I can't reach around it.
The gadgets I've seen won't work for small panes...is there anything else I can try? Its infuriating!
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I have been unable to find a window cleaner I like the look of ( No, not in that way
) for the last couple of years now. I have a couple of upstairs windows, that are impossible for me to access to clean from the inside.
The best I can come up with is to turn the garden hose on them from time to time. I would dearly love to see them properly cleaned and sparkling though, especially at this time of year.0
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