How to Clean Complete Window Screens

 Window Screen Pros offers an easy way to wash windows easily. In most of the United States, it is essential that your windows are in good condition and functioning at their best, especially during summer and spring! A clean window screen allows your family to enjoy the summer and spring breeze without worrying about dust, bugs, cobwebs, and other filth that accumulates on your window screens during the winter and fall months.

We've discovered through our experience that most of our customers do not clean their windows. We receive many calls from people seeking the best methods to clean windows screens. We've got a simple way to clean your windows regardless of size with just a few easy and easy steps.

 

STEPS IN HOW TO CLEAN COMPLETE WINDOW SCREENS:

 

1. Remove the screen from the window. If you're cleaning several screens, it's best to identify (masking tape or blue painter's tape can be sufficient) each screen once you remove them from the windows. This will make installing them, after having been cleaned, much more straightforward.
2. Mix one cup of household ammonia, one tablespoon of dishwashing detergent, and four cups of water. Mix the ammonia, the detergent, and water into a giant spray bottle. If you don't have an ammonia-based spray bottle, you can use the bucket.
3. Place the screen in an indoor bathtub or, if you have a four foot plus broad trough or bucket, this is the best option if you wish to keep it outside. The dirty window screens should be run underwater that is lukewarm to remove dust and dirt.
4. Find your bucket or spray bottle and spray or clean the screens using the solution. Make sure that the entire screen is covered with the answer. Use a soft bristle scrub brush to clean away any dirt or grime gently. Avoid using a metal brush or a stiff bristle, as you could easily scratch your screen with bristles, plastic, or metal brush.
5. Then make sure to wash your screens with warm or hot water to remove any remnants. Then you can gently move your screen to get rid of water and let it dry in a relatively humid part of your home. 

After a couple of hours after being dry, the window screen will look brand new and be ready for the spring and summer breeze.