This is so easy and it works so good.

This is so easy and it works so good. Run to Walmart or even Dollar Tree, get yourself a little tiny paint brush. I recommend this one because it's so tiny, it gets in all the little cracks and stuff, but you could also get a big one. These I think are a dollar ninety-seven, you can't see because somebody smashed the thing, but okay. Let's look at my disgusting window sills that have never been cleaned in the four years that I've lived here. No, I'm not lying because who really has time for that? Definitely not me. But anyways, go in there with a dry brush and a dry window sill, do not spray it with anything yet. Because obviously if it's wet, it's just going to create a mud. So this is what came out of that one little corner, like I'm amazed. So for the next corner, I'm just going to try something new and go in with the big paint brush and see how they compare. And so far it's looking good, but the more I'm doing it, the more I'm noticing that the little one is definitely better to get in those little cracks. This one is just way too big, but if it's all you have, then it will definitely work. It just takes a little extra effort. So let's go back in with the little one and get the rest of the stuff out. You can also use the bigger one just to sweep it into a pile, it makes it a lot easier and then you're just going to vacuum it. And just spray it down with whatever cleaner you have and wipe it up. I remember like six years ago, I was doing a move out clean for this lady and she opened the window sills and she was like, can you clean these? Like, I can't even imagine why some people are so disgusting and they let it get this bad. And I'm just sitting there in my head like, okay, every single window sill in every place that I've ever lived has been this bad. So, okay. This is all you need to get your window sills nice and clean, so let me know if you try it. Bye.