HOMEMADE IGLASSES CLEANER TRIAL
HOMEMADE IGLASSES CLEANER FREE

It’s the key ingredient that makes this window cleaner recipe streak free. In short, yes - the essential oil serves a purpose beyond just helping to cover the scent of the vinegar. WHILE YOU’RE AT IT, LET’S BE FRIENDS! FOLLOW ME ON PINTEREST FOR MORE EASY RECIPE IDEAS.ĭIY Glass Cleaner - Is Essential Oil Required? PIN IT NOW, MAKE IT LATER! CLICK HERE TO PIN THIS RECIPE. He’s more than a little attached to that blue stuff we both used growing up, and no other glass cleaner recipe I’ve tried prior to this was worthy in his eyes. Am I right?!Ībove all, it had to pass muster with my husband.

HOMEMADE IGLASSES CLEANER FREE

With a rambunctious Weimaraner puppy and five kids, our windows need cleaned frequently, so I wanted everyone in our household to be able to refill the bottle as needed.ģ| Streak-free - maybe this goes without saying, but a glass cleaner that isn’t truly streak free just isn’t worth the time and effort to use. Vodka contains ethyl alcohol which is safe for human consumption, while isopropyl alcohol is toxic when absorbed.Ģ| Simple - the remaining 3 ingredients are distilled water, white vinegar and a few drops of essential oil, meaning this recipe is easy enough that even my kids can mix up a batch. It’s also about removing unnecessary toxins, which is why I developed this recipe using 80-proof vodka (the cheap stuff, of course!) instead of isopropyl alcohol.

HOMEMADE IGLASSES CLEANER TRIAL

So when I call this the BEST dang homemade window cleaner, just know that a lot of trial and error has gone into developing this recipe, and I truly feel it’s earned that title! I had a few specific criteria in mind when I was creating this homemade glass cleaner recipe:ġ| Non-toxic - making my own homemade household cleaners isn’t just about saving money. Well, friends, I can’t wait to hear what you think about the cleaner.RELATED: 3-Ingredient Homemade Disinfectant Spray You can also use paper towels but I love these rags as they are reusable and more affordable. To wipe down we use THESE amazing magic rags.

Store the glass cleaner at room temperature.įor the labels, just purchase THESE labels, and the font we used for them was glacial indifference.

In a bottle, add all of the ingredients.

We’ve tried other brands of essential oils but then when we researched them a lot of the brands did not align with our Christian values (I actually had to throw away a lot of essential oils). They are affordable and of very good quality. Honestly, you don’t have to add the essential oils but I love the smell over classic vinegar, ha! We use the NOW essential oils in our home. So we got a set of THESE glass bottles and are using them for all of our DIY cleaning products. You can use any bottle you have on hand but we are getting rid of plastic in the home and using glass.

8-10 drops of essential oils, optional (we love lemon and lavender).

This homemade glass cleaner is so easy to make and uses ingredients you already have in your home. I’ll be sharing many recipes for those here. If you’ve even thought to try your own cleaning products, I encourage you to do that.

Having a large family though, natural products those are NOT cheap! So I began researching and trying to make my own products at a fraction of the price. And soon as I went back to regular products, my body would react the same way. So I started researching what to do and the first thing I did was go natural with products, starting with my detergent. I mean I would itch so bad that scabs covered my entire body.

When we came home from delivery, I just started itching like crazy. When I delivered our 6th child (read about the dramatic delivery HERE), something happened to my body and I just cannot tolerate a lot of products I was normally okay with predelivery. This streak-free Homemade Glass Cleaner is free of toxins and harsh chemicals you’d normally find in store-bought cleaners and is so cheap to make! Our story.

Homemade iglasses cleaner