PVC windows , especially when they are white, get dirty quickly. There are several ways to clean windows PVC they retain their original whiteness. However, there are also gestures to avoid not alter during cleaning.
The different methods
If your PVC windows are not dirty , you can clean the frames once a month at the same time as the windows with water and a little soap ( soap or soft soap ) or a product gentle cleansing , non- abrasive and non-ammonia ( glass cleaner or dishwashing ) . Apply the mixture with a sponge and wash with water.
If your PVC windows are already clogged , prepare the following mixture in a basin of warm water , put two tablespoons of soda and a tablespoon of bleach . Use a not too hard sponge to clean your windows with this mixture , then rinse thoroughly. If after this you still notice any stains persist, you can remove them easily with a cleansing foam oven. It is not worth it to put a lot , just a small amount for these spots disappear . In case you encounter any malfunctions due to excessive dirt , do not hesitate to contact a specialized company to seek more effective advice .
Actions to avoid
It is highly recommended to clean the windows in PVC dry using abrasives : This process may damage the frames. In addition, dry cleaning promotes dust deposits . Avoid using any detergents or cleaners products. Furthermore , the use of gasoline, nitrocellulose thinner or any type of solvent is not recommended because any PVC frames may be damaged . If unfortunately , you've damaged your windows , contact a specialized company.
Remember the grooves
The drainage grooves serve to remove water from the moist air which is formed on the glazed winter droplets. If these grooves are clogged, the water remains inside the window frame , and this causes malfunction of the whole. It is therefore important to perform periodic cleaning of drainage grooves . In general , they are placed on the bottom rail of the window frame in PVC. You will recognize from the protection devices located on the outside of the window .
