Geri turned me on to this screen cleaner. She said that she got it from City Mill.
You can use it from inside of your house without even having to remove the screen.
It has pokey things that dig out the dirt.
She gave me a demonstration.
Wow, yah!
3 hours ago
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Wow is right!
I have that but mine doesn't work as good as yours. I must be doing something wrong.
Which reminds me, I need to clean my windows. Not something that I look forward to but after it is done, it feels and looks wonderful.
So funny...just bought one from Longs couple weeks ago.
Geri's screens must be cleaner than mine (I don't do windows and screens) so while it did clean somewhat, still had residual gunk, but the fiber cloth got most of it off. It is better than taking off the screens and having to wash, hose, dry, re-install.
K, pau with the kitchen and bathroom. I guess dining room can wait until next year and living room year after, then bedrooms.:(
V
wow!
Yes! I can attest to it! I think they sell it at Longs too.
Izsmom
Aunty, I love when you can see through the screens. LOL.
Hahahaha, V . . . me too . . . screens can wait.
Cool yah, Kat.
Easier than taking down and hosing the screens yah, Izsmom.
While purging our house Saturday I came across this, I was going to donate it, but someone still wants to hold onto it. I really didn't know what it was until I read your blog!
Hahahahaha, Mich! What a coincidence! Good thing "someone" wanted to keep it.
I like it! I like it! I will mention this to Art since he washes the windows... which... ahem... needs a cleaning right now.
Thanks for this post Jalna. Note to self, get this screen cleaner to get the job done.
Wish it's really this easy! I have 14 windows!!
ooooh i need to get that for Randy!! Perfect for his birthday...hehe I'll make him clean screens for his birthday! :)
Great Kay!
Welcome, Celia.
We have a lot too, Susan.
LOL, Les!
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