A newspaper is also good to use, I just don’t like getting my hands black so I never use it.
How nice and shiny! I really recommend the microfiber washcloths, make sure they are dry though and when it starts to get wet get a new one. Here’s one of my back windows the kids are always touching, lots of little fingerprints… The mirror test worked well, but I had to try this homemade glass cleaner on a window as well.
Looks much better! Make sure you shake well before each use so the cornstarch doesn’t clog up your sprayer. It is hard to get a good picture of a dirty mirror, but trust me, it is messy! My kids’ bathroom mirror is always a mess, so that’s what we’ll be testing this homemade glass cleaner on. I also love that I got 3 for $1! Testing the Homemade Glass Cleaner They work great for washing windows and mirrors or for shining my granite countertops. I found these microfiber washcloths at the dollar tree & I LOVE them. You’ll want to use this homemade glass cleaner with microfiber washcloths to get the best results. Shake the homemade glass cleaner gently to mix it up. The warm water washes the cornstarch down the funnel perfectly. ( Pin me) Homemade Glass Cleaner IngredientsĪdd the vinegar & rubbing alcohol to the spray bottle.
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