Take your wet towel and do what we call “Whisking the window” i.e getting rid of any of the cobwebs and dirt to get the frame as clean as possible. Wipe off all the cobwebs making sure that the window is nice and clean.

 The next thing you're going to do is to wash the window. 

• Take your strip wash and look at the window to see if there's anything on it that might need some extra soap and scrubbing. 
• Rub the strip wash onto the glass and coat the entire window with soapy water to really scrub and clean the sides. 
• Use the edges of your strip wash and target anything that needs extra cleaning. You want to scrape everything, not coming off with your strip wash. If you're ever scraping a window, make sure the window is wet. Never scrape a dry window.

One word of caution with using a blade during Window Cleaning, Tinted windows can be damaged with a blade, so use #0000 Steel Wool instead. Make sure you deliberately put your razor away carefully, as having an open blade can be a very dangerous thing. Due to the cost of certain materials, it's often more cost-effective to hire Lawrenceville window cleaning services to handle your external window cleaning. 

We've whisked it, washed it, and now we will wipe it off! Take your damp or wet towel and wrap it around your finger so you get a little bit of the towel to wipe the corners of the glass with.

The objective here is to make sure that the squeegee has got somewhere to grab a dry spot. Trace around the borders of the glass to provide that dry spot. Take the squeegee, place it at the top of the window, and pull it down, cleaning and dragging the soap and water from the glass.

Try to do this with the least strokes possible because you want to be efficient. After each “Pull Down,” Wipe the squeegee.

So, now we've whisked, washed, wiped, squeegeed, and now we will use our dry towel to detail the edges. Again, put the dry towel just around your finger so you can get an edge to trace the wet spots on the borders of the glass.

Take your wet towel again and notice that all the water taken from the window now sits on the window sill. All the water accumulating down there will damage the sill if left to dry on it. So, wipe it up to protect the sill, and ensure that it's the whole window not that has been cleaned and not just the glass.

The final step is to inspect the glass and ensure no streaks and drips will dry and leave stains. Again, it's about providing the best quality during this window cleaning.