The best way to clean windows without streaks: All you need are three household items

It's no secret that shiny windows are often the bane of an otherwise spotless home, and many lament the need to resort to multiple, expensive cleaning solutions to remove these annoying streaks . However, Eliza Cross, guru of all things clean and tidy and founder of Happy Simple Living, assures us that the "best way to clean windows without leaving streaks" is to prepare an easy-to-prepare homemade mix of cooking staples every day.

For cost-conscious homeowners, Eliza advises, "Professional window cleaning can sometimes be quite expensive." Instead, you can clean your own windows using materials you probably already have at home and pocket the savings. »

Sure, it may look unusual, but it turns out it's some dish soap mixed with plain white vinegar. Yes, the same variety you sprinkle on the chips could be your ideal choice for crystal clear windows. This simple mixture is able to loosen dirt and remove dirt that sticks to our windows.

The nice thing about white vinegar is that it evaporates quickly compared to water, leaving no trace. Your windows that have been sprayed with vinegar will shine in a new shine in no time. But wait, there's more! reports the Express .

The acidic nature of vinegar works wonders on glass, effortlessly dissolving any debris, especially the haze that often seeps onto window panes in the fall. Dishwashing liquid isn't just your mediocre companion here; It's a full-fledged grease fighter that can remove even the toughest stains with ease, removing them from your windows and cleaning them instantly.

Newspapers are considered the best tip for cleaning windows because of their absorbency, which allows the glass to dry quickly without leaving streaks or fabric fibers. Eliza revealed: "In case you're wondering, newspaper is the ideal medium for cleaning windows as its slightly abrasive texture leaves the glass sparkling clean."

Instructions for homemade window cleaning solution.

What you need:

This technique with different directions makes it easier to identify lateral points and makes it easier to find streaks. Replace dirty or soaked newspaper with new if necessary. Also have a sponge or cloth ready for draining. (Image: (Image: Getty))

• 475ml water
• 60 ml white vinegar
• Half a teaspoon of dish soap
• empty spray bottle
• Newspaper
• sponge or cloth
• Cleaning gloves (optional)

The process.

Putting on gloves, fold two sheets of newspaper in half and continue folding until they are the size of a paper towel. Spray your homemade cleaner on the window. When repairing exterior windows, clean them horizontally; For interior windows, go vertical. (Image: (Image: Getty))

Start by mixing water, vinegar, and dish soap in your spray bottle to make the cleaning mixture. If there is any residue on the window, first carefully remove it with a damp sponge. Putting on gloves, fold two sheets of newspaper in half and continue folding until they are the size of a paper towel. Spray your homemade cleaner on the window. When repairing exterior windows, clean them horizontally; For interior windows, go vertical.

This technique with different directions makes it easier to identify lateral points and makes it easier to find streaks. Replace dirty or soaked newspaper with new if necessary. Also have a sponge or cloth ready for draining. When you're done, examine the windows. Horizontal stripes indicate that the dirt on the outside window needs more solution, while vertical stripes indicate that the inside may need to be treated again.

The entire cleaning routine should only take 10 to 15 minutes so you can enjoy spotless windows without breaking a sweat. Eliza notes, "With a little effort, your windows will soon be shiny and streak-free!"

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