Sarah Richardson's window cleaning tip

As we near the end of "Make life easier March," it only seemed fitting to share a secret from superstar designer Sarah Richardson. 

To get clean and sparkly windows, just in time for all that lovely spring sunshine, start by diluting window cleaner with some water. Then, instead of paper towels, use a sponge to wipe and a squeegee to dry.

"You'll get a professional look without adding a thing to your garbage bin," says Richardson in a release from her work with Clorox Green Works. 

Read more tips from "Make life easier" March (and please share your own tips in the comments, too!)

- Speed wallpaper removal

- Remove stickers and price tags

- Keep your bathroom mirror from fogging up

- Cut down on painting cleanup

- Banish tea (or coffee) stained mugs

- Quiet that dripping faucet

- Make sure your furniture fits before you buy

- Don't let your paint can drip on the floor

- Why every tool box should include nail polish

- Check those smoke alarms

- Whip that closet into shape

- Remove red wine stains

- Silence squeaks

- Bust clutter

- Remove gum from your fabrics

- Organize your cables

- Re-deploy your accessories

- A (slightly) less painful way to dust your blinds

- How to critique your decor

- Take better photos of your home

Comments

[Bjorn Button]

These are very helpful window cleaning tips. Be sure to clean up all chemical residue that may be used during the cleaning process to keep the little ones safe.