How To Wash Windows

I've been washing windows this week.  I love washing windows - I kid you not.  I think it makes the whole house look cleaner.

I used to hate it, though.  That was before I acquired one of these little sweeties:

Do you have one of these?  If not, you should get one (or two).  I have a large one (maybe 12 inches) and a smaller, 7 or 8-inch one. 

Here's what I use when I wash:

• A bucket filled with hot water (about 1 gallon) and vinegar (a 'glug' or more precisely, about 1/4 cup) and a drop or two of dish soap.
• A bunch of microfiber cloths - one to get wet and scrub the windows, the others to wipe off the squeegee and the perimeter of the window after squeegeeing the window.
• Preferably a cloudy day...if you wash during a sunny day, the dirty water starts to dry on the window, causing streaks.  The squeegee really helps this not to happen, though.

That's it! 

Do you ever use a squeegee when you wash windows?

Here's a link to Family Handyman Magazine's window washing instructions...it makes me realize that I probably need to change the blade on my baby squeegee.