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"The windows of my house on the ocean have salt on them. How can I get them really clean? -- Joanne Anderson, Stoneham, Mass. Ocean breezes carry salt great distances. And, boy, does it stick! Fortunately, you can usually remove a light buildup by liberally spraying the windows with full-strength white vinegar (don&amp;#039;t get it on the window frames). Let the vinegar stand for a few minutes, then scrub the panes with a sponge covered with a nylon net or a brush with plastic bristles (not metal). Dry with paper towels or crumpled newspaper. To prevent a salt buildup in the future, clean the windows as frequently as possible. When we arrive at our southern Texas coast house, I maintain the windows by spraying them with a solution consisting of half vinegar and half water, and then use a squeegee to thoroughly wipe down everything. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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