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 ...

There's something satisfying about cleaning windows and getting a streak-free finish. Removing dirt welcomes more natural light in, which allows your gorgeous room to shine and illuminate in a way ...

Rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or dish soap make for effective window cleaners. Mix the solution, spray, then wipe with a squeegee or a microfiber cloth.

Before you grab your spray bottle and rag, take a sec to perfect your technique. Knowing how to clean outside windows means being able to identify (and overcome) potential challenges like ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Over the years 2 Wants To Know has learned some great tricks to make spring cleaning easier! Most of them come from Consumer Reports. Let's break it down by each area of your home.

Learn when and how to use vinegar to clean entryways and neutralize odors, and which surfaces require safer alternatives with ...

That little box of baking soda in your pantry is more than a leavener and deodorizer. Here’s why you should be cleaning with baking soda and how to do it.

Autumn can prove quite challenging when it comes to maintaining spotless windows, as they often become covered in stubborn residue. The blustery conditions typical of this season whip up pollen, dust ...