Windowlene

Reading the headline made me start singing!
Rub on rub it off
Wonder windolene!

You can't beat the good old pink windowlene. I won't use anything else.
I tried the spray one once but it left the windows streaky.
I buy it from ebay.

I remember once as a child refusing medicine because I thought it was Windoleen ( Windolene?) horrible pink stuff.

I use hot water with a dash of white vinegar and Fairy liquid ,
Then dried with Spontex window cloths.

Oh, yuk, lemon! I remember that vile stuff too, I think it was called M &B., it was an early antibiotic. I was sick after swallowing some once and my mum was so cross. Sorry, Mum, I didn’t mean to!

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I got better without it.

No window cleaner of any sort here.
I use a spray bottle with plain water, and a microfiber cloth.
The window cleaners do the outsides.

I don’t think anything can better vinegar water and scrunched up newspaper, but I used to like the smell of Windolene. I remember some women sitting on their upstairs windowsills from inside and hanging on for dear life to clean their outside panes - they were brave (or daft).

I use the screen wash you put in the car. My windows are gleaming (until the sun shines through them)

I use washing up liquid, hot water and polish dry with paper. News paper is good- but kitchen roll will do a good job.

We have a window cleaner but he only comes once a month. Our kitchen window needs cleaning in between.

I've been thinking of cleaning our kitchen and sittingroom windows one of these days, maybe tomorrow if I can fit it into my busy day!
I use warm water with a little washing up liquid and a couple of drops of bleach in, an old tee shirt or cotton vest is ideal, one piece to wash, another to dry. Result is clean, sparkling windows and a great sense of pride!

I clean my kitchen windows often because they get dirtier especially above the sink and get a lot of sunshine. The others are only washed now and again. My mum used to clean in and out every weekend. No chance.