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Microfiber Wonder Cloths ( Set of 4)

$6.95

Microfiber Wonder Cloths (Set of 4)

This amazing cloth cleans dust, spills, or plain old dirt with no soap or chemicals. It can absorb up to 7 times it' weight in liquid!

Dry, this unique fiber sucks up dust like a magnet. With a little water, it can scrub away grime or shine glass and chrome.

Each measures 12 ½ X 12 ½ .

You get a set of four in assorted bright colors.

Made from durable...

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TAYLOR, Mich., December 17, 2008—Wallside Windows—the largest retailer/manufacturer of windows in a single geographic market in the United States—has listed eight steps to follow whenever you face the task of washing the windows in your home:

1.    Prepare a cleaning solution of one capful of ammonia in 2 gallons of water or 1 cup of vinegar in one quart of water.
2.    Dip a cloth, sponge or chamois in the solution, and wring it out to almost dry. You want just enough solution to cover the window without flooding it.
3.    Wash the surface of the window with the sponge, paying special attention to the sides and corners of the window frame, where dirt and grime tend to build up.
4.    Dip a squeegee into a bucket of clean water. Press the squeegee lightly into the surface of the window, starting at the top and pulling down vertically, stopping a few inches before the bottom of the window.
5.    Wipe off the squeegee with a paper towel. Press the squeegee down the area of window directly     beside the one you just cleaned, stopping at the same place (a few inches before the bottom of the window).
6.    Continue this process until the entire surface of the window except the final few inches at the bottom has been cleaned.
7.    Pull the squeegee horizontally across the bottom section of the window and then wipe the squeegee off with a paper towel.
8.    With paper towel or newspaper, dry off any water collected at the bottom of the window frame.

Additional Tips:

Founded in 1944, Taylor, Michigan-based Wallside Windows specializes in the manufacturing and installation of custom-built vinyl replacement windows, and offers a variety of styles such as: bay, bow, sliding, garden and picture windows. For more information on the company, please visit www.wallsidewindows.com.

If you want to find out more details about Michigan replacement windows, then you should definitely pay us a visit. We can teach you all about double hung, door walls and even how to clean glass windows. Are you prepared for all that?