There is a reason why all of our homemade cleaners are made in small batches. If you have many windows to clean, you can double this recipe. The reflection is much cleaner after cleaning it lol! Why Is There Such A Small Amount Of DIY Solution Made: Below is a picture of my back window with just wiping it off and not using the rubber hose. This won’t work as well for really dirty windows, but it is a good option. If your windows aren’t too dirty or maybe you can’t get a rubber hose to it, you can use this method. If you want to do a quick clean, you can actually just spray the window and wipe off with a paper towel. Method Number Two For Cleaning Outdoor Windows: Step Four:You can air dry or wipe with a microfiber cloth to dry! Step Three:With a spray nozzle attached to the rubber hose, spray every part of the window making sure all the cleaner is removed. Step Two: With a sponge or scrub brush (use anything soft and safe for windows), scrub the window area as best you can. As we mentioned above, setting it to stream can help reach taller areas. ![]() Step One: Spray your window with the homemade cleaning solution. The Easiest Way To Clean Outdoor Windows With Our Homemade Outdoor Window Cleaner: Also, don’t forget to stay tuned after these directions for a breakdown on the ingredients, why they are used, plus more information on using this cleaner for other things! Now, that you have your easy outdoor window solution mixed up, here is the easy way I use it. Set the nozzle to stream if possible which will make it easier to reach all the window area.In your spray bottle, combine the water, vinegar, and dish soap.Sponge or scrub brush (You can also use a microfiber scrub brush)ĭirections for mixing the DIY outdoor window cleaner:.1/2 cup white distilled vinegar (5% acidity).I hope this recipe can be helpful for you too! Remember, homemade cleaners are meant to be convenient, which is why we have so many different combinations. I was so pleased with the results, I wanted to share my method with you! I threw together the ingredients for this post because I needed to clean my windows outside. You can actually use multiple recipes from the eBook to clean windows outside: Vinegar Everything Cleaner, DIY All-purpose cleaner, or the DIY glass cleaner. This recipe uses the same ratios as our DIY glass cleaner from the eBook except I swapped vinegar for rubbing alcohol to make it a little more suited for outdoor use. The awesome thing about our eBook, is how versatile the recipes are. I have been busy cleaning my outdoor windows, so I thought I would share with you what I use plus the science behind how it works. ![]() Not only does it make cleaning the windows quicker, but it is also convenient and cheap. This homemade outdoor window cleaner is super easy to make!
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