Mount Ephraim, NJ -- (SBWire) -- 08/08/2018 --This month, New Window Factory, the premier place for window installations and replacement windows in South Jersey, gives readers advice and tips on how to keep their new windows gleaming and clean.

Before anything else, New Window Factory advises those wishing to get their windows shining and clear to get the best soap for the job. Rather than purchase a store brand, New Window Factory recommends creating a mixture of warm water, vinegar, and the dishwashing fluid of one's choice. This will result in a washing fluid ideal for scrubbing off dirt and grime.

Once the washing fluid is mixed, New Window Factory recommends using a squeegee. Immersing the squeegee in the washing fluid, one is to wipe down the entire window, taking care to wipe up any stray liquid by using a dry cloth or a towel. Afterward, one uses the squeegee to wipe off any remaining soap or water.

New Window Factory also advises their audience to finish off the window with a microfiber cloth — using it to mop up any spots that the squeegee may have missed. One should take care to remove as much liquid as possible with the squeegee before going for the cloth, to avoid leaving any marks on the window.

All those who are interested in learning more about what New Window Factory can do for their home, as well as those seeking replacement windows for Burlington County and surrounding areas, are directed to contact New Window Factory today by calling them at 856-546-1120 or by visiting their site at https://newwindowfactory.com/.

About New Window Factory Sales, Inc.
New Window Factory Sales, Inc. is a custom window manufacturer based out of Mount Ephraim, New Jersey on the Black Horse Pike. Their teams of experts have decades of experience in the fields of custom window building and installation, as well as expertise in a wide variety of exterior renovation options like siding and doors. They can be reached by phone at 856-546-1120. Interested parties can also reach them via e-mail or by filling out a contact form on their website.