Window Cleaning

This morning I have been doing some catching up on cleaning.

Dishes have been put away and a load is running in the dishwasher.

The glass on the oven door looked terrible. Light shining through the windows

in the morning really exposes all the smudges

 from little hands

 on the cabinets

and glass.

I began wiping the glass down

on the oven door

 and then proceeded

 to the tv

and on to the windows.

Cloudy days are suppose to be the

 best day

to do windows, but everytime

the urge strikes me it is sunny out.

I had found a recipe for window cleaner here.

Since we don't go through it very fast and seem to

have an endless supply I have yet to make

some myself.

Homemade Glass Cleaner Recipe


A cotton swab or soft toothbrush works for cleaning window corners.­

­Don't want to spend money on a glass cleaner? Home recipes work just as well as commercial products for washing windows, and you'll save money. Try this recipe for a homemade glass cleaner:

•Use 2 tablespoons ammonia, 1/2 cup rubbing alcohol, and 1/4 teaspoon dishwashing detergent.

•Add all ingredients to a small spray bottle, then fill the bottle with water and shake well. You can substitute 3 tablespoons vinegar or lemon juice for the ammonia.

•Use as you would any commercial window