This tip comes from a 1977 almanac -- the J. Gruber's Hagers-Town, Town and Country, Almanack. Frankly, this tip fascinates me... Logically, it seems starting at the top would make more sense, avoiding streaks on previously cleaned sections of the wall; but I'll be darned if trying it this way wasn't better. (I'd always wondered why I still has those streaks!)
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I'd never thought of washing bottom to top. That explains the streaks! :) LOL Thanks for all the great tips.
this makes NO sense, logically.
This SO true. I have learned the hard way. The streaks are awful to clean. Bottom up is the way to go. :)
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