Complete Guide to Maintaining Aluminum Alloy Doors and Windows!

(1) Cleaning Frequency

Wipe the surface dust with a soft dry cloth once a week to maintain a clean appearance.

Clean promptly after bad weather (such as wind or rain) to prevent damage from rainwater and sediment.

(2) Cleaning Methods

Glass Cleaning

First remove dust from the glass surface with a feather duster or soft dry cloth.

Spray a diluted neutral glass cleaner evenly on the glass with a spray bottle.

Wipe from the center to the edges with a clean cloth or newspaper until the glass is spotless. Avoid rough cloths or steel wool to prevent scratches.

For stubborn stains (such as oil or adhesive marks), gently scrape them off with a blade first, then wipe with cleaner.

Frame Cleaning

Dust easily accumulates in frame gaps. Use a small brush or vacuum cleaner to remove dust and debris.

Wipe the frame surface with a damp cloth dipped in neutral cleaner, then dry with a cloth to avoid water residue causing rust.

Hardware Cleaning

Hardware components like hinges, locks, and handles are crucial for smooth operation and require regular cleaning.

Wipe dust and oil from hardware surfaces with a dry cloth. Avoid acidic or alkaline cleaners to prevent corrosion.

(1) Typhoon/High Wind Weather

Before typhoons or strong winds, check that doors and windows are tightly closed and locks are secured.

For high-rise homes or those in coastal areas, install protective railings or wind braces on the exterior of doors/windows to enhance wind resistance.

If glass cracks, immediately secure it with tape to prevent debris from falling, then contact professionals for replacement as soon as possible.

(2) Rainstorm/Humid Weather

During heavy rain, ensure drainage holes in doors/windows are unobstructed to prevent water accumulation in the frame, which can cause rust or damage to walls.

In humid conditions, apply anti-rust oil to hardware (hinges, locks, etc.) to protect against corrosion.

Ventilate regularly to reduce indoor humidity and avoid prolonged exposure of doors/windows to damp environments.

(3) High Temperature/Extreme Cold Weather

In hot weather, avoid direct sunlight on glass by installing curtains or sunshades to reduce the risk of cracking due to temperature differences.

In cold weather, apply thermal insulation film to the interior side of glass to retain heat and prevent fogging or icing caused by extreme indoor-outdoor temperature differences.