Benefits of using Homemade Window Cleaner

Window cleaning is one of the most imperative tasks as most of the dust and dirt enters the home via windows. It is important to keep the edges, glass, and blades of the windows clean using right cleaning techniques. To keep the windows clean, most of us use harsh cleaners that can be harmful to your health. Instead of buying chemical based cleaning products, I prefer to prepare them at home itself.

Today, I am going to tell you a cheap and affordable ways of cleaning windows using homemade cleaner, and also light upon the benefits of it.

Ingredients:

• ¼ cup rubbing alcohol
• A spray bottle
• 1/3 cup white vinegar
• Distilled water

Method:

• Add the rubbing alcohol in the spray bottle
• Add white vinegar and distilled water.
• Mix the solution well

How to use it?

• First, remove the dry dust from the window using duster or microfiber cloth.
• Now, spray the homemade solution all over the window, including the glass, blades and corners.
• Let it sit for 10 minutes
• Wipe off using a cotton cloth. Make sure your cotton cloth is neat and clean.
• Never use this cleaner on tiles, marble, granite and solid surfacing because vinegar has some acidic properties that could damage it.

Once in every six or eight months, you can outsource a professional end of lease cleaning team such as Bond Cleaning in Adelaide. The company helped me during my end of the tenancy time when they cleaned up my entire lease property in order to get my 100 % bond money back.

Benefits of homemade window cleaner:

1. Affordable

Although there are thousands of branded window cleaning products available in the markets of Adelaide, I always create it at my home using natural and handy products such as white vinegar, distilled water, etc. The homemade solution is best in terms of cost and effectiveness.

2. Eco Friendly

Being a house maker, it is my responsibility to keep the environment of my house healthy for my kids. And for that sake, I tried this solution using environmentally ingredients. Though white vinegar is an acid, its chemical properties won’t harm the environment. Make sure to use a paper or squeeze when cleaning your windows and avoid rags, they usually streak marks which don’t look professional at all. You can use a little bit quantity of it to remove grime and grease from your window.

3. Customisable

Yes, you can customise the quantity and ratios of ingredients in homemade cleaner. You can adjust according to your needs, without any harmful effects.