- 1). Put the stopper in one side of the kitchen sink. Turn the faucet on and run a couple inches of warm water into the sink. Place a couple drops of dishwashing liquid into the water and swish it around with your hand. Place the window clings into the soapy water. Swish them around gently.
- 2). Stop-up the other side of the sink. Turn the faucet on and run a few inches of cool water into the sink.
- 3). Remove the window clings from the soapy water one by one. The soap will have removed any window cleaner residue, dust, dirt and grime they had on them.
- 4). Place the window clings in the cool water. Swish them around gently to rinse them clean so they will stick again.
- 5). Lay the window clings out on a clean towel and allow them to dry.
- 6). Pour a 1/2 cup of vinegar into a spray bottle. Fill the water with tap water and place the top back on. Shake the bottle to mix it.
- 7). Spray the glass you're going to put window clings on with the diluted vinegar. Wipe the area dry with a clean towel. This will remove any dust, dirt, grime and window cleaner residue so the window clings will stick again.
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