VINEGAR WINDOW CLEANER RECIPE WINDOWS

Here is an efficient and space-saving idea I thought your readers could use.

It is easy to find in the dark and much easier for aging hands to grasp. My mom took a nylon soap buff (one that comes with liquid shower soap) and tied the string to the cord. The closets have lights that are turned on by pulling a string-a task hard enough for the agile. My mother lives in a retirement complex that is 30 years old. Super-sized ice cubes are always at hand, and they are free! What could be better? It is good for chunks of ice to go into the water coolers for construction workers! When my family brings one home, I wash it and freeze it filled with water for the coolers in the summertime. I love these super-sized drink cups at the fast-food places. Also, be sure to label it and keep it out of the reach of children and pets. You can add a drop of food coloring if you wish. Seem to stay clean longer too.'Īnother favorite homestyle window-cleaning solution is:Ĭombine them and place in a spray bottle.

VINEGAR WINDOW CLEANER RECIPE WINDOWS

'I find this mixture not only cuts the dirt faster but the windows shine like mad. They can be wiped with a squeegee or newspapers. Put a 1/2 gallon of warm water in a plastic wastebasket and add 1/4 cup of cornstarch and stir it up. She said: 'Ever tried washing your windows with old-fashioned cornstarch? It's the greatest. Cornstarch was mentioned in one of mother's books from 1967. Checking the files, I didn't come up with your exact solution, so I did some more research. This way I could use it on the inside of my windows. I first made up the batch and then put some in an empty window-cleaner bottle for easy marking. My windows look like I spent hours on them.

I want to thank you for your window-cleaner recipe-just 1 gallon of water, 1 cup of white vinegar, 1/2 cup of ammonia and 1 tablespoon of cornstarch.

Vinegar window cleaner recipe