Again, use an all-purpose cleaner or diluted bleach solution to disinfect your door knob and knocker.If you have a storm door, sliding glass doors, or French doors, follow our instructions for cleaning windows above in order to protect the glass.We recommend paper towels because exterior doors can get extremely dirty, and it’s best to avoid transferring bacteria from your door to other surfaces or ruin cleaning cloths or towels. Clean the door with water and gentle dish soap, then drying them with paper towels.This will prevent you from spreading it all over your door as you clean. Start by removing any dust and loose dirt.Make your entry and patio doors even more welcoming with these tips for keeping them clean: This removes dust, dirt, and grime in one fell swoop! Simply put your hand in the sock, spray the cleaning solution on the sock, and run your fingers over the slats of your blind.

To clean your blinds, you can use an old sock and 50/50 vinegar/water mixture.

Blinds get dusty and need to be cleaned regularly.

Check the care tag on your curtains for machine washing/drying guidance.

Depending on the fabric, you may be able to steam clean them or even put them in the washer on the delicate setting.

If your curtains are dusty, use your vacuum’s long reach attachment to clean them, starting at the top and working your way down.

Clean the sills by using your vacuum’s hose attachment to suck up any dust, dirt, or crumbs in the sill.

Pay special attention to touch points like the bottom of the sash and the lock. Make sure to dry them afterwards, especially if they are wood or metal.

Clean your window frames (vinyl, fiberglass, metal, or wood) with warm soapy water.This will prevent spreading dust around your window as you clean. Start by dusting your windows and window frames.How to Clean Your Window Frames, Blinds, and Curtainsĭon’t forget to show your window trim and dressings some love during your spring cleaning!

Cleaning outside windows