<prompt> Fana ka malebela a ho hloekisa fenseterenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide tips for cleaning a window . Response in English: Here are some helpful tips for cleaning windows:1. Wait for a cloudy day: Its best to clean windows on a cloudy day because direct sunlight can cause the cleaning solution to dry too quickly, leaving streaks or residue.2. Gather your supplies: Youll will need a bucket, squeegee, scrub brush or sponge, a window cleaning solution, lint-free rags or paper towels, and a ladder if necessary.3. Remove excess dirt: Starting with the outside, remove any excess dirt or debris using a small brush or a handheld vacuum. This will make your cleaning job much easier.4. Mix the cleaning solution: You can either buy a commercial window cleaner or make your own using equal parts water and vinegar, or a mixture of warm water and dish soap. Mix your solution in a bucket.5. Start scrubbing: Dip your scrub brush or sponge into the cleaning solution and gently scrub the window, paying extra attention to any spots or stains. Try to avoid getting cleaning solution on the window frame, as it may tarnish the finish.6. Squeegee the window: Start at the top and pull the squeegee horizontally across the window, wiping the blade clean after each pass. Then repeat the process, working your way down the window in overlapping horizontal strokes.7. Dry the edges: Use a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to wipe up any excess water along the edges of the window frame.8. Repeat on the inside: Clean the inside of the windows using the same process but take extra care to protect the sills and floor from any drips.9. Inspect your work: At the end, take a step back and inspect your work. If you see any streaks or missed spots, simply give the area a quick touch-up.By following these tips, youll be able to achieve crystal-clear windows that will brighten up your home. . Response in Sesotho: Litlhahiso tse thusang tsa ho hloekisa lifensetere ke tsena: 1. Emela letsatsi leo ho nang le maru: Ho molemo ho hloekisa lifensetere letsatsing leo ho nang le maru hobane khanya ea letsatsi e ka etsa hore tharollo ea ho hloekisa e ome ka potlako, e siea melapo kapa masalla. 2. Bokella thepa ea hau: U tla hloka bakete, squeegee, borashe ba ho hohla kapa seponche, tharollo ea ho hloekisa lifensetere, masela a se nang lint kapa lithaole tsa pampiri le lere ha ho hlokahala. 3. Tlosa litšila tse feteletseng: Ho qala ka ntle, tlosa litšila leha e le life tse feteletseng kapa lithōle u sebelisa borashe bo bonyenyane kapa vacuum e tšoaroang ka letsoho. Sena se tla nolofalletsa mosebetsi oa hau oa ho hloekisa. 4. Kopanya tharollo ea ho hloekisa: U ka reka mochini o hloekisang lifensetere tsa khoebo kapa oa iketsetsa ka ho sebelisa likarolo tse lekanang tsa metsi le asene, kapa motsoako oa metsi a futhumetseng le sesepa sa lijana. Kopanya tharollo ea hau ka nkhong. 5. Qala ho hohla: Kenya borashe ba hao kapa seponche ka hara tharollo ea ho hloekisa me u hlakole fensetere ka bonolo, u ele hloko matheba leha e le afe kapa litšila. Leka ho qoba ho fumana tharollo ea ho hloekisa fensetereng, kaha e ka senya qetello. 6. Hlakola fensetere: Qala ka holimo me u hule squeegee ka holimo ho fensetere, u hlakole lehare ka mora hore u fete. Ebe u pheta tsebetso, u theosa ka fensetere ka lirotsoana tse tšekaletseng. 7. Omisa mathōko: Sebelisa lesela le hloekileng, le omeletseng, le se nang letlapa ho hlakola metsi leha e le afe a mangata mathōkong a foreimi ea fensetere. 8. Pheta ka hare: Hloekisa bokahare ba lifensetere u sebelisa mokhoa o tsoanang, empa ela hloko ho sireletsa lithapo le fatše ho rothang leha e le efe. 9. Hlahloba mosebetsi oa hau: Qetellong, khutlela morao me u hlahlobe mosebetsi oa hau. Haeba u bona li-streaks kapa matheba a fositseng, fana ka sebaka sa ho ama kapele. Ka ho latela litlhahiso tsena, u tla khona ho fumana lifensetere tse hlakileng ka kristale tse tla khantša ntlo ea hau. 