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Do:
- Operate the 2 sashes bi-annually to keep the balances well lubricated.
- Open the top and bottom sash for improved ventilation.
- Use both hands to support sashes while tilting them in to clean.
- Support the sashes when they are in the horizontal or cleaning position.
- Make sure the tilt latches are fully engaged after tilting sashes back into the operating position.
- Make sure the top sash on a double-hung is closed and up all the way before locking the window.
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Don’t:
- Don’t leave the lock in the locked position when closing the window. This will damage the keeper.
- Don’t attempt to remove the sashes on double-hung windows.
- Don’t use oil-based spray lubricants such as WD-40. They attract dirt. Use a silicon spray for lubrication.
- Don’t use abrasive-type cleaners to clean the glass or vinyl on windows.
- Don’t use solvents to clean the windows.
- Don’t use the crank on a casement window without unlocking the window first.
- Don’t use a high pressure hose to clean the outside of a window.
- Don’t install a window air conditioner in a vinyl window without adequate support.
- Don’t paint or varnish vinyl windows.
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