Plain water along with a “magic cloth” that has a very fine weave such that it doesn’t leave any lint. (This is similar to eyeglass cloths that clean your glasses, only in a bigger size.) For very soiled windows, use a wet cloth first over the windows, and then use the magic cloth to wipe dry. Another bonus: no chemicals or odors or added costs ever again!
First, take an equal amount of vinegar and water and mix them together in a spray bottle. White distilled vinegar will work best for this. Then, spray the solution on your windows and let it sit for around two to three minutes. Lastly, use a gentle cloth to wipe away the cleaning solution and avoid any streaks.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Plain water along with a “magic cloth” that has a very fine weave such that it doesn’t leave any lint. (This is similar to eyeglass cloths that clean your glasses, only in a bigger size.) For very soiled windows, use a wet cloth first over the windows, and then use the magic cloth to wipe dry. Another bonus: no chemicals or odors or added costs ever again!
Wanda...I like Windex and newspapers. You can use gloves because the ink will get on your hands but not the windows.
I use vinegar and water or a vinegar gel spray, microfiber cloths, and a squeegee.
Windex works for me but many swear by distilled white vinegar.
First, take an equal amount of vinegar and water and mix them together in a spray bottle. White distilled vinegar will work best for this. Then, spray the solution on your windows and let it sit for around two to three minutes. Lastly, use a gentle cloth to wipe away the cleaning solution and avoid any streaks.