Plan around exposure and conditions
Notice which windows face dust, salt, pollen, rain or strong sun, then schedule gentle cleaning when the glass is cool and weather is suitable. Avoid cleaning in wind, storms or direct heat that dries product too quickly. Exposure affects frequency, not a universal cleaning promise.
Clean glass, frames and tracks differently
Remove dry grit from tracks and sills first, then use a compatible product for glass and frame finishes. Test metal, timber, painted surfaces, seals and screens. Keep water away from joinery and electrical fittings, and dry edges to reduce residue and corrosion.
Keep access safe
Do not lean from windows, stand on furniture or use improvised ladders. High, external or difficult-to-reach windows require suitable equipment, training and controls. Arrange an appropriately equipped window cleaner when ground-level access is not possible.
Maintain the property
Report cracked glass, failed seals, damaged screens, water entry and frame deterioration. Dirt2Tidy can quote accessible window cleaning within the confirmed scope, but repairs, unsafe access and building defects are separate.
