Expert Tips how to make your own window

HOUSTON (KTRK) -

If the spring used cleaning for spring and summer could be a better time to clean, especially the window of his house.

The pros say you really need to clean your windows twice a year to protect your investment. If you wait too long between cleanings, it could end up costing a lot more money.

It's been four years since the owner Kerry Taylor had cleaned their external windows.

"There is always a major concern, but are very dirty and it's frustrating to look outside and very foggy, just because our windows are dirty," Taylor said.

That's why they called expert cleaning exterior windows in Advantage Services.

"We are using a machine to clean water, which is filtered basically water. She goes all of mineral deposits in the water. Rub thoroughly. Spotless Dry, if we do not use detergents. This is the safest and cleanest way to clean your windows" said Justin Gonzalez Advantage Services.

The process is simple. Rub, rinse and let dry. The problem sometimes are calcium deposits that come from your irrigation system.

"Over time, calcium deposits build on their windows. This looks like dry water spots," Gonzalez said.

If they are not treated immediately, it can be difficult to remove.

"After this happens, there Ago is very difficult to lose. A few ingredients. Vinegar will go down, but if there have for a long time usually to replace the entire window at the end," said Gonzalez .

If you have an irrigation system is a good idea to get a splash guard to prevent lime deposits on windows.

To clean your windows yourself and safely get to them, you do not have to hire a professional.

"Home Depot sells scraper. Scrapers have a little dawn soap, water only, gently wipe the bottom of the window, and then take care of cores with a little squirt," Gonzalez said.

If you clean the interior, you should protect your plants. Then use a sponge to clean the windows and a brush to wash the excess. Use Windex to clear the tracks.

Taylor said it is easy enough for children to help, and your plan is to get more often to the windows.

"Well, that's once a year our goal, but it would be nice, more than once a year with all the dirt that builds so quickly," Taylor said.

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