The Fall Window Cleaning Trick That Lets in More Light on Darker Days – Experts Say It's 'Tried and True' and 'Works Beautifully'

A bright living room with hardwood floors, white walls, and large windows with open white shutters. In the center of the room is a grey crushed velvet rug with a mint green and white circular coffee table and two matching mint green crushed velvet chairs. To the right is a blue velvet couch with blue and green cushions, and to the left is a white mantelpiece with a log burner, wicker baskets, and assorted vases.

One of the best ways to boost the light in your home – and your mood – during fall and winter is polishing your windows. It's so simple, but it can have a profound effect on the amount of light that floods your home on even the darkest days.

This chore is far from rocket science; however, our cleaning experts say there's one little-known glycerin trick that can really remove dust and dirt, and make them sparkle and shine for longer.