51 Things Homeowners Shouldn't Overlook
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15 / 51 Cleaning Weep Holes

Those tiny weep holes at the bottom of the window frame actually play a crucial role. Rainwater will drain away from the house through them. However, weep holes frequently get blocked with debris.
To ensure the effective functioning of your weep holes, you can use a garden hose to spray the outside of the window. A steady flow of clean water should come out of the holes. If it doesn't, you can use a wire hanger or compressed air to remove any blockages. After clearing the blockage, test the weep holes again with fresh water to ensure they are thoroughly cleaned.