A small amount of ammonia mixed with water. Say, one part ammonia to at least five or six parts (or more) of water. Watch out for straight ammonia though, it will take your breath away. Its very inexpensive.
On really big jobs, especially when I'm cleaning the windows from outside, I just use a good old bucket of hot soapy water, a squeegee and old towels. (liquid dishwashing soap). Use an old washcloth, dip into soapy water, wring out slightly, rub a dub the window, squeegee in nice rows, catching the drip with a dry towel, and then swipe around the edges of the window with paper towel or a lint free cloth. Good luck and God bless 😊
Combine everything in a spray bottle, and shake well. Shake well before using, too, as the cornstarch might settle at the bottom (and subsequently plug the spray mechanism if it’s not mixed in well).
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white vinegar and water 50/50 a dab of blue dawn dish soap and a dab of jet dry in a spray bottle
equal parts vinegar and distilled water. The distilled water will not spot.
A small amount of ammonia mixed with water. Say, one part ammonia to at least five or six parts (or more) of water. Watch out for straight ammonia though, it will take your breath away. Its very inexpensive.
A professional window washer revealed her secret ingredient to the vinegar and water solution--a few drops of Dawn. It prevents streaks.
On really big jobs, especially when I'm cleaning the windows from outside, I just use a good old bucket of hot soapy water, a squeegee and old towels. (liquid dishwashing soap). Use an old washcloth, dip into soapy water, wring out slightly, rub a dub the window, squeegee in nice rows, catching the drip with a dry towel, and then swipe around the edges of the window with paper towel or a lint free cloth. Good luck and God bless 😊
I love 'Alvin', (although instead of the vinegar and rubbing alcohol, I use cheap vodka)
https://crunchybetty.com/battle-of-the-homemade-glass-cleaners/
Alvin Corn Homemade Glass Cleaner
Combine everything in a spray bottle, and shake well. Shake well before using, too, as the cornstarch might settle at the bottom (and subsequently plug the spray mechanism if it’s not mixed in well).
https://www.greatdayimprovements.com/cleaning-windows-with-vinegar.aspx