best product to clean windows ????????

allan673

hi, whats the best product to clean windows (inside and out)- im using mr muscle but it leaves streaks that are noticeable when the suns on them?

also whats the best cloth to use to apply cleaner - that doesnt leave bits also???

cheers

Yorkshire_Bred

Not sure about the best product but the best thing to buff windows up is crunched up newspaper!

ormus

i use warm water with some fairy liquid and or vinegar.
i always use old newspapers to buff up. never leaves any streaks.

andy69_2

I think one of them oven cloths is good with windowlene. I know what you mean though because I hate streaks on my windows! Try hot water with a bit of vinegar.

306NOTOUT

Wurth Active glass cleaner. Get it off Ebay.

Cleans glass brilliantly and does not leave any streaks afterwards. You may have a Wurth trade counter near you where you may get it a bit cheaper.

Spray on, comes out as a foam leave for the fiz to work and then wipe off with Paper roll or Kitchen roll

totalsolutions

Newspaper... Doh already said

Debt_Free_Chick

E cloth glass cleaner and water.

TomsMom

Siroflex SX Glass Cleaner.

Spray and wipe, no need to buff. I use an old used tea shirt my OH had put in the rag box but any lint free cloth will do.

Or if you want a more MSE way then white vinegar/water, 1 part vinegar : 4 parts water. I've only used this inside, I find the outsides usually need a bit of washing up liquid in warm water if they're quite mucky.

The_Pedant

A couple of years ago I got a bottle of "Concentrated window cleaner" from B&Q. It's just a blue liquid in what looked like a more 'value' type (plain-ish) packaging (clear plastic bottle). It consists pretty much of detergent, alcohol & vinegar & was mixed 1 capfull to 5 litres. I must admit it got my windows pretty much spotless, especially when used with q squeegee.

It wasn't the cheapest item, but considering how it's diluted, I liked the results.

Unfortunately, as it's lasting me a while, I could not say if they still sell it.

pandora205

Stardrops and a rub with a microfibre cloth is pretty good.

I_luv_cats

When I worked in an Electrical/DIY/Picture frame shop we used Nilglass and it was great.
I used to buy it @ discount regularly and it worked!!!