THERE'S nothing more frustrating than spending hours cleaning your windows only to still see stubborn bits of black dirt and dust that just won't go away.
The build-up seems particularly impossible to remove if you have slide windows – but a savvy cleaning fan has revealed a simple hack which will ensure all the nooks and crannies are sparkling clean.
If up until now you've been using a sponge, you're on the right way.
But one small adjustment, according to the craft-loving Instagram account, @doesartwork, and your windows will look as good as new.
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All you will need is a sponge, a pen or a marker and a craft knife with a sharp blade.
Place the sponge on the window and see which places it can't reach – mark these by drawing a small line, which you then cut into with the blade.
But make sure you don't go in too deep – otherwise the sponge will fall apart.
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All that's left to do is spraying some cleaning liquid or soap and wiping away.
You will quickly notice that all the marked cuts make it possible for the sponge to reach the deeper areas.
Those will slide windows couldn't have been happier, with one writing: ''WOW! So grateful to you!''
''BRILLIANT!'' someone else added.
''OK that's actually smart.
''I've suffered so many years not knowing this,'' is how another user felt.
However, there were also critical viewers, for example, this one who pointed out: ''The idea is great, but it sucks for the environment.
''These sponges are not disposable.''
A fellow Instagrammer agreed: ''10! But the sponge is not biodegradable.''
For more cleaning hacks, check this simple trick which will get your microwave clean in seconds – and all it takes is two household items.
Plus, savvy mum shows how to make sure your toothbrush charger doesn’t go scummy each time you use it and it costs nothing.
And, you’ve been cleaning your bath all wrong… but there’s a super speedy way you can use instead.
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