I’m a cleaning fanatic – my three-ingredient solution will get your windows sparkling in minutes

NOTHING makes a house look dirtier than murky, finger-print-covered windows. If a window is too musty to look through, you know it’s time for a deep clean. An interior designer named Tabitha Clark, who goes by @reclaiming.spaces on TikTok, is known for her useful home hacks and design tips. She recently shared her method for […]

NOTHING makes a house look dirtier than murky, finger-print-covered windows.

If a window is too musty to look through, you know it’s time for a deep clean.

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A cleaning pro revealed how she gets her windows to shine bright[/caption]

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She mixes a solution of water, vinegar, and Dawn[/caption]

An interior designer named Tabitha Clark, who goes by @reclaiming.spaces on TikTok, is known for her useful home hacks and design tips.

She recently shared her method for taking windows from grimy to sparkling in minutes.

The expert began by taking a spray bottle and emptying out its contents.

Using a funnel, she then filled it with two cups of water, half a cup of white vinegar, and a squeeze of Dawn dish soap.

After shaking the bottle so that the solution was mixed properly, she began spraying her glass.

A window cleaning mop was used to scrub down the surface, and a hose to rinse it all off afterward.

For a final touch, she used a squeegee to dry it down.

The result was crystal clear.

If you’re looking for an easy, mess-free way to dust your ceiling fan, a cleaning pro named Christina Lynch has got you covered.

She revealed her clever trick in a TikTok video, posted to her account @tina.coastalcraftaholics.

In the clip, she had a friend slip an old pillowcase over a fan blade.

He then simply wiped the blade using the pillowcase.

Using this trick, the dust will end up right in the pillowcase and all you’ll have to do is empty it out when you’re done.

In the comments section, Lynch revealed that the fan was done in less than five minutes.

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The final result was squeaky clean[/caption]