Window Wash

"Once you try this - you will never clean your windows with a different solution - I promise! This "recipe" comes from "Mary Ellen's Best of Helpful Hints" fast-easy-fun ways of solving household problems. Our family edition of this book has a print date of April, 1979 ! I am posting just in case I lose my copy! Solution is in ingredients other tips follow in directions"
 
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Ready In:
2mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine.
  • Wash with clean sponge, or micro fibre cloth then Squeegee the water/dirt away!
  • Never wash windows on sunny days. They will dry too fast and show streaks.
  • Never use soap.
  • For fast clean-ups, wash with cloth soaked in white vinegar. This method is great when washing only a few indoor windows.
  • Shine with newspaper instead of paper towels.
  • No more guess work with drying the inside panes with vertical strokes and outside panes with horizontal strokes, or vice versa - you will notice quickly what side has the smudges.
  • After the windows have dried, rub a clean blackboard eraser over them for a really fine shine.

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  1. This worked really well. I made the mix and poured it into a spray bottle since I was just doing pretty much touch-ups. The cornstarch seemed to dissolve well and so the spray bottle worked pretty well. Thanks ukichix for a nice keeper. Made for My 3 Chefs.
     
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