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Oh my does it show up just HOW dirty the windows are. Oops

A bucket of warm water with a cap of vinegar and tiny squirt of washing up liquid, chamois leather, then polished off with a microfiber cloth!! Get on with it

Kaz wrote::lol: A bucket of warm water with a cap of vinegar and tiny squirt of washing up liquid, chamois leather, then polished off with a microfiber cloth!! Get on with it

Or..say, gosh those windows are dirty, fancy that...then decide not to look at them any more

What is sunshine and warmth btw?

Oh Wm, have you not had any?
Today has been totally gorgeous, really really lovely, sunny and hot hot hot

The first day actually, that I haven't gone upstairs to change back into long trousers come evening.
And made sure I put sunscreen on before going out today.
And even then worried my neck was burning when we sat outside a pub for lunch.
And sprayed for mozzies.
And am really still very warm now...

You weren't expecting sympathy were you?

or do the first part of Kaz's suggestion, then invest in a Karcher for the second part. I borrow my M-i-L's absolute Godsend

Either option requires elbow grease or the ability to hold something upwards...hence I go with ignore

Di innit gorgeous??? It's been scorchio here

Sorry about that Frankie

Shell I nearly bought a Karcher, and actually my new steamer has a window attachment, but I find the 'old' way works best and with very little real effort

Di you do right!!! xxxx

Beautiful Kaz, my idea of absolute perfection weather-wise

Workingman wrote:
What is sunshine and warmth btw?

Snap! It was gorgeous this time last week....I sat on the decking with my book for a good long while in the afternoon....this week I'd have needed my coat on as it was cold and windy with cloud

Windows? I can see through them - just! I've gone off my Karcher, it's leaving more smears than not