How Often to Clean Window Sills
The frequency with which a window sill should be cleaned depends on the type of surfaces that it includes. For instance, a window sill with a hard surface may only need to be wiped down every week or two, while a window sill with more porous surfaces may need to be wiped down more frequently.
Cleaning Window sills with Baking Soda
Window sills can make cleaning difficult. They’re often ignored and skipped entirely. They’re also the perfect place for mold and mildew to grow. Cleaning them with baking soda is a great way to remove those unsightly stains and smells, as well as ensure they stay free from mold and mildew for good!
How To Remove Invisible Stains From Window Sill With Baking Soda & White Vinegar
- Apply baking soda on the stained area using a scrubbing brush.
- Leave it for 15 minutes and then rinse it off with water.
- Apply white vinegar on the stained area and scrub it with a scrubbing brush until the stain is gone or until you have removed as much of the stain as possible.
- Rinse it off with water and dry the window sill with a clean towel or a cloth
How Can You Prevent Window sill Mold From Growing?
Mold is a fungus that grows in moist, dark, and warm conditions. There are many types of mold and they can be found everywhere. If you want to prevent mold from growing on your windowsill, try these tips:
- Clean your window sills regularly with a mild bleach solution.
- Keep your window sills dry by using a squeegee to remove water from them after it rains or snows.
- Use a dehumidifier in your home to reduce moisture levels.
- Ventilate your home by opening up the windows and doors for 5 minutes every hour during the day for air circulation.
Another way to prevent mold from growing on your window sill is to use a solarium cleaner. Solarium cleaners are designed to kill the mold spores that are present on your window sill before they can grow.