Tired of Streaky Windows? Try this Homemade Glass Cleaner Instead!
To see more: http://www.themakeyourownzone.com/2012/11/the-best-and-easiest-homemade-window-cleaner.html
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Interesting. I have cleaned glass with diluted vinegar, and it works great. I will have to try this. And we have a soda making machine, so it's even cheaper. -
Interesting! -
Really huh.. never thought of that.. -
RUBBING ALCHOHOL DOES GOOD ALSO IN WINTER IT DOESN'T FREEZE. PUT IN RESVOIR IN YOUR AUTOMOBILE. -
I use alchohol. water, and dishsoap to make a cleaner to use on anything including windows. -
Interesting to hear of the homemade glass cleaning methods others are using. I've tried some other methods too but always come back to the simplicity of club soda. -
I do the same as Linda, but a bit different (It was posted on here in the past). I use vinegar & dish soap. When I am ready to use it, I put 2 cups (my spray bottle is more than 2 cups), in the microwave for 3 minutes. When you use it when it's warm/hot, it works wonders. With this being said, I AM going to try the Club Soda. My #1 pet peeve is dirty windows, and mirrors. Good thing we have windows that I can clean the outside of, from the inside! -
some very helpful and useful ideas,I love these homemade remedies. Thanks. -
Here's the best window cleaner I've ever used: Mix about 1/4 C cornstarch with about a quart of warm water in a big bowl. The cornstarch will settle to the bottom so you have to stir it up every time you dip your cleaning rag or sponge in. Wash windows with cornstarch solution, squeegee & dry edges/corners with a towel & you're done. The cornstarch is a very mild abrasive & also absorbs any greasy grime, leaving your windows sparkling clean & streak free. I lay an old towel or rag on the floor/windowsill to catch excess water when I squeegee. -
really neat information -
You know? I was looking for something to do with vinegar and came upon this!!! Amazing! And now I know to put it on glass......... (What does that say about my hair color? LOL! )
