How To Make Homemade Window Cleaner

Dirty windows are such a turn-off, and the worst part is that this dirtiness is very easy to notice. They are particularly visible during daytime when the sunlight is shining through the windows, and you can see more of all the dirt, debris, and grime accumulated in the corners of your windows.

However, the good news is that it’s nothing that a nice window cleaner can’t fix!

When it comes to window cleaning, it’s always a good idea to use your own homemade window cleaner because, firstly, it’s super inexpensive to make one at home. Secondly, it’s more environmentally friendly because you will likely be re-using the same bottle for a while. And lastly, a homemade window cleaner comprises of natural, easily available ingredients that are much better for the environment compared to most commercial pre-mixed cleaners available out there that contain chemicals as well.

So, it’s time for you to say goodbye to dirty, dusty windows with the help of this homemade window cleaner that will give you perfectly shiny, streak-free windows

Basic Homemade Window Cleaner

There are numerous DIY window cleaner recipes, out of which this is one of the easiest to make.

For this homemade window cleaner, you will need:

Essential oil of your choice
Distilled water
Vinegar
Spray bottle

Simply mix all three ingredients in a spray bottle, gently shake the bottle and use it to clean your windows. While you can use any essential oil of your choice, lemon is a great option given its clean, fresh, slightly acidic scent.

The reason for using distilled water instead of tap water is that the former is purer and less likely to leave marks, stains, and streaks on your windows.

Benefits Of Vinegar

There are probably no surprises as to why vinegar is a key ingredient in this homemade window cleaner, considering its excellent cleaning properties.

Other than that, vinegar has often been touted to be a ‘miracle ingredient from nature’ primarily because of how it’s completely anti-bacterial and non-toxic. It successfully kills germs, breaks down even the toughest accumulation of stains and dirt, owing to its acidic composition, and is so much more economical and easier on the pocket compared to commercial chemical cleaning solutions.

There are numerous advantages of using vinegar for cleaning your windows, such as:

It is easily available and is also affordable.
It doesn’t pose any health risks, is a non-toxic cleaning agent, and is free of harmful chemicals.
It is highly effective on almost all types of glass surfaces.