How To Clean Track Sliding Door

Close door and repeat on other side of track.

How to clean track sliding door.

Remove as much of the loose dirt as possible with a vacuum attachment then spray the tracks with windex. To remove more stubborn dirt combine equal parts of cold water and white vinegar in a spray bottle. Keeping the outside area around your sliding glass door clean and tidy will help prevent dirt and debris from entering the track. Then slide the door all the way open vacuum the other side and scrape out the dirt and debris inside the track using a flat blade screwdriver.

Use a miniature vacuum to remove any of these loose materials. To quickly clean and lubricate a sliding glass door start by vacuuming 1 side of track while the door is still closed. I do not have sliders now but it sure looks like it does the trick. Vacuum both the top and bottom of the sliding glass door as well as the tracks.

To clean sliding glass door tracks try using a vacuum and some soapy water. I have had many sliding door tracks in the past to keep clean. Now wipe the dirt away. Then scrub them with a wire brush and warm soapy water.

With door open spray a nonabrasive cleaner in the track and wipe it down. Dry thoroughly and apply a thin layer of lubricant oil or spray lubricant to the track. Spray windex or similar spray cleaner. The vinegar and baking soda makes so much sense.

One thing i have found is after a good cleaning is to take some wax paper and rub the tracks really good. First vacuum the tracks to get rid of any dust and debris. Sodium bicarbonate baking soda is slightly alkaline which is an ideal solution for cleaning when mixed with water. An easy way to clean your window or sliding door tracks.

First with the door closed vacuum the tracks. Open the door and repeat on the other side of the track. Try it out at your home. Clean shower door tracks with baking soda.

Bits of leaves bark gravel and sand are just some of the things that can get into your door s track and prevent it from gracefully sliding. Use a microfiber cloth to dry the area.