Rainwater, sunlight, snow, dust, humidity and all such elements may take away years from the lifespan of your doors and windows, unless these issues are addressed with proper care.

[b]Window Medics[/b] lists down steps to maintain windows –

[b]Step 1:[/b]

Fill the buckets with 1 to 2 gallons hot water. Use extreme caution when handling hot water in order to avoid burns.

[b]Step 2:[/b]

Add one cup each of ammonia and vinegar to one of the buckets. Add two tablespoons of rubbing alcohol; this will help water to evaporate quickly and give your windows that dazzling sparkle.

[b]Step 3:[/b]

Remove bugs, stickers and other marks using a synthetic scraping tool.

[b]Step 4:[/b]

Wipe the entire surface of the window or door you need to clean using the ammonia solution and a dry rag.

[b]Step 5:[/b]

Rinse the window using the rubbing alcohol solution

[b]Step 6:[/b]

Use a dry rag to wipe the corners and sill of the window.

[b]Window Medics[/b] is one of the largest thermal windowpane restoration companies with more than 100 service locations and over 200 technicians in the United States. Window Medics commercializes a patent pending moisture control and damage prevention system that restores clarity and insulation to failed insulated glass unit windows. This unique approach provides a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to window replacements. Window Medics focuses on great service, quality, innovation, and value. Community leadership has allowed it to grow and become one of the world’s largest thermal windowpane restoration companies.

[b]About Michael Joasil[/b]

In 2004, [b]Michael Joasil[/b] founded Window Medics with a vision to provide excellent window repair and restoration services to people across the United States and Canada. Michael Joasil is an entrepreneur with more than 8 years of experience in corporate operations and business development.