Caring for Your Windows
Frame Cleaning
Glass Care
Frame Color
Color Retention Standard
Smooth Operation
Condensation and Mold
Drainage Systems
How to clean your window frames
Cleaning window frames
• Keeping your windows and doors clean means more than just the glass. Here are some helpful tips for cleaning your window and door frames effectively without damaging them.

• Vacuum dirt from window sill and track areas before washing.

• Clean window and door frames with a mixture of mild dish soap* and water.

• Abrasive or caustic cleaners or solvents are never recommended because they might cause permanent damage to the window or door frame finish.

• Mild, nonabrasive soaps* are usually safest for most dirt and stain removal.

• Always rinse the window and door frames completely with clear water and wipe dry.

Check to make certain that drainage or "weep" holes are always clear of dirt or obstructions-both inside and outside the window or door in the bottom of the frame.
Note: If the window is "streaked," there may be weep holes between units.

*Ivory is an example of mild dish soap. Always test cleaners in an inconspicuous area first.

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