Flyscreens looking like they’ve done a season in the outback? Pop them out and vacuum both sides with a soft brush to evict the dust bunnies. Mix warm water with a splash of white vinegar and a drop of dish soap, spritz the mesh, then gently scrub with a microfibre cloth or soft paintbrush. Rinse with a light hose spray and let them drip-dry upright—no pressure washers unless you fancy a mesh-shaped pretzel. Stubborn grime? Dab on a bicarb-and-water paste, swirl lightly, and rinse; avoid harsh chemicals that can stain aluminium or munch rubber seals. Finish by wiping the frames and a tiny hit of silicone spray on the tracks, then snap them back in and bask in your newfound visibility.
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