Queen of Clean window cleaner

Queen of Clean Linda Cobb CLEANING WINDOWS

TOUGH-JOB WINDOW CLEANER

This is for windows that have bug stains, screen stains, bird stains, hard water stains, and windows that have been neglected. Remember, there is NO WATER in this recipe. You can double this recipe making the amount you need.

COMBINE:

1 pint rubbing alcohol
2 Tablespoons clear ammonia
2 Tablespoons dishwashing liquid

Appy to the window using a nylon-covered sponge, rinse and buff dry. 

NOTE: Fantastic for car windshields.

It's that time of year. The sun is shining and suddenly you realize that the windows are dirty......really dirty. Sometimes there is no better way than to give them a really good scrubbing, but other times something quick and easy works. Here is my formula for a Wipe on - hose off- window cleaner.

WIPE ON - HOSE OFF - NO NEED TO DRY - WINDOW CLEANER 

INGREDIENTS:

1/2 gallon warm water

1 Tablespoon liquid automatic dishwasher spot stopper such as Jet-Dry or Finish.

2-3 Tablespoons dish washing liquid

HERE”S WHAT TO DO:

Mix all ingredients in a bucket

Spray windows down with your hose.

Using a sponge, apply the solution to the windows as you would to wash them.

Immediately hose off your window starting at the top and working down. Do this to each window as you go.

The remaining water will sheet off and the window will dry. No towel drying is needed. Do not do this in direct sun or it will spot.

** HERE"S MY NOTE: if you have a lot of hard water spots (white spots) on the window they are probably not going to all come off without scrubbing. If you have very hard water you may have a few spots, but in general it will give you a fast and passable job. I would wash the window after winter doing a really good scrubbing, rinsing and drying, but this will work the rest of the time unless you are REALLY picky. In this busy world it is nice to have a quick option.