Contents
The effectiveness of vinegar for cleaning windows
If there is one natural, economical product available everywhere, it is White vinegar or spirit vinegar. The multiple virtues of vinegar in our garden or in our kitchen are no longer in doubt. And in the world of cleaning, it should not be put aside either. It is in particular a great ally for cleaning your windows without leaving the slightest trace. But how do you prepare a vinegar-based window cleaner? Follow my advice and say goodbye to chemicals.
Recipe for vinegar-based window cleaner
Preparing a vinegar-based cleaner for your windows is child’s play. Here’s what you’ll need:
- 1 liter of water
- 100 ml d White vinegar
- A drop of dishwashing liquid (professional if possible)
- A sprayer
To make your homemade cleaning product, you simply mix vinegar and water in the sprayer, then add a drop of dishwashing liquid. Shake well before each use to disperse the vinegar mixture into the water.
Tips for effective window cleaning with vinegar
To clean windows with your homemade solution, start by spraying generously on the window. Then, with a clean, lint-free cloth or window squeegee, move up and down. After squeegee cleaning, use a microfiber cloth to wipe away any residual water drops on the windows. The microfiber cloth is strongly recommended because it does not leave marks or lint on the windows. For sunny days, avoid cleaning at that time. Indeed, the sun risks drying the vinegar solution too quickly and could leave marks.
With vinegar, clean and streak-free windows
Thanks to this vinegar-based window cleaner, you can enjoy sparkling, streak-free windows. In addition, the inconvenience of chemicals will be a distant memory. You now have a natural, economical and effective solution for keeping your windows clean. So, are you ready to say goodbye to chemicals?
Other uses of vinegar in the home
The White vinegar is not only a great window cleaner. It is actually a true champion of natural cleaning. It has many practical applications in the home, whether for disinfecting, descaling, washing, degreasing, deodorizing or even for laundry. But I will tell you about this in a future article. Stay tuned and see you soon for other home tips!