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Recipe for Outside Window Cleaner

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Date: 12/05/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Windows | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Can anyone give me a recipe for window washing solution that can be used for outside windows in the winter? I just moved into a new home and the windows are filthy.

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By Old Knitter (6) Profile Blog! Contact
I use vinegar and water as well.

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By lavonneann (156) Contact
Outside in below zero or close to it temps use the windshield cleaner for cars. Works very good. Can use a squeegie too

Posted on 12/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By siris (Guest Post)
I did janitorial for 5 years at the local college. We used windshield washer liquid. There is a no freeze type for winter use in the car too. Works great on any window.

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By sjackie2000 (75) Profile Contact
If you are going to wash your windows outside when there's a chance of the cleaner frosting over, just put about a 1/4 cup of rubbng alcohol in with the cleaner. This will stop it from freezing or frosting over.

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By MartyD (467) Profile Contact
My mama used vinegar and water and dried them with newspaper from the 20s to the 40s when everyone had coal heat with gunk pouring out the chimneys.

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