So gorgeous! But how do you clean the glass under the wood slats?
marsia
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
I have seen the outside of your house in person - it is so, so wonderful. We are planning slats over a couple of little fixed windows, but we don't know how you would make the slats detachable so you can clean spider webs and dirt off the windows. do you unscrew slat panels?
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