Homemade Glass Cleaner

1/2 gallon of water
1/2 cup ammonia
16 oz. rubbing alcohol
1 teaspoon Dawn dish soap

Fill an empty gallon jug 1/2 full of water. Add the above ingredients in the order listed. Be sure to add the Dawn dish soap last so it doesn’t lather too much when pouring in the other ingredients. Fill the jug the rest of the way with water.

This cleaner makes short work of grease and grime. It easily cuts through the grease and grime and makes a mirror shine in no time flat!

All natural glass cleaning formula

The beauty of this formulation is its effectiveness at removing stubborn water spots from glass doors….such as shower or patio doors!

White vinegar
Water

Simply mix equal amounts of white vinegar with water.

If you have stubborn water spots….spray on, leave on a few minutes, and wipe with a white paper towel (or you can use newspaper.) The vinegar will “eat away” the hard water deposits.

This does not dry as quickly as the first glass cleaner, because there is no rubbing alcohol, so you will probably have to wipe longer to make sure there are no streaks.