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Did you know that something you likely have in your cabinet can kill most mold, bacteria, and germs? I’ve heard that vinegar (white distilled) is an effective cleaning agent. But to be honest, I haven’t used it as much as I should. If you’re wondering what you can use vinegar for, check out 1001 Uses For White Distilled Vinegar!
A couple of weeks ago, I started using Windex’s Multi-Surface Vinegar cleaner. The cleaner is made with vinegar and cleans everything from glass and windows to countertops and appliances. Since I pretty much stopped using conventional cleaners, I’ve noticed that I’m more sensitive to their smells when I encounter them outside my home. Windex Multi-Surface Vinegar is comprised of an ammonia-free formula which means it doesn’t have the harsh scent of conventional, multi-purpose cleaners.
I’ve mostly been using the cleaner in the kitchen and bathroom because I like those areas in particular to be clean and germ-free. I’m particularly happy with how it’s cleaned the soap residue in my shower.
Windex Multi-Surface Vinegar Cleaner is effective enough to use on a variety of surfaces in your home which means you don’t have to use anything else if that is your preference.
The one thing I would like the company to do is disclose the complete list of ingredients on the back of the bottle (if I missed it, I’d love to know). More and more I’m looking for companies to be completely transparent about their products.
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I learned that it is “Not recommended for use on wood or other varnished surfaces. Spot-test other surfaces before using.”
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I learned that you can use it on glass, counter tops, kitchen fixtures, ceramics, factory tinted windows on cars and stainless steel. As a young girl growing up, my mother always used vinegar and water to wash the windows in our home. and drying them with newspaper. My mother and my grandmothers used vinegar for a lot of things.
I learned that you can use it on counter tops, kitchen fixtures, kitchen appliances stainless steel, factory tinted windows on cars, and plastic.
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I learned what surfaces it is bad for.
* Countertops like Corian®, Silestone®, sealed granite, marble (real or synthetic), Formica®
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I learned even with vinegar, Windex has no harsh vinegar smell—just a fresh, clean scent.
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I learned that Windex® Original Glass Cleaner is now made with 83% fewer VOCs (volatile organic compounds)….. much better for the environment.
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i love that companies are offering greener choices. i live in a small rural area and there are not a lot of stores available even after you drive the hour to get to a store at all. THese stores don’t carry specialty items like green cleaners and organic foods. They are tending to carry the greener versions of popular brands
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I learned that Windex bottles are made from 50 percent post-consumer plastic.
Eliminate bad breath and whiten your teeth by brushing them once or twice a week with white distilled vinegar. I will try this!
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I learned that it works on Countertops like Corian®, Silestone®, sealed granite, marble (real or synthetic), Formica®
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I’m not a “green” person. We don’t do things like dump our garbage on the ground, and we always pick up after ourselves. However, we don’t believe man can destroy the earth; only God can do that. We also see the futility of recycling since the brunt of it ends up getting thrown right back in with the regular garbage. We also don’t believe that something that comes from the earth can destroy it.
I learned that the special ammonia-free formula has no harsh vinegar smell—just a fresh, clean scent.
My sons always know when I’m cleaning. I use vinegar. Please enter me, thank you
I learned that Windex Crystal Rain leaves the house with a wonderful scent!
I learned its versatile and I can Use Windex® Multi-Surface Vinegar to gently clean almost everything to a streak-free shine.
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I learned that there is no vinegar smell!! It is a light clean scent. That is good because I do not like the smell of vinegar!!!
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i learned it doesn’t smell like vinegar but has a fresh clean scent
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I learned that this can be used on a variety of surfaces–even countertops! Now, I have to admit, I’d never use regular Windex on my countertops, so it does seem that this new vinegar formula for Windex has a lot of advantages besides being environmentally friendly–it can be used in more ways. It is nice to see “conventional” companies bringing green products into the mainstream, but I agree that it would be nice to have the ingredients right on the bottle!
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can use it on glass, counter tops, kitchen fixtures, ceramics, factory tinted windows on cars and stainless steel
i learned that the multi surface vinegar works on stainless steel – good to know since my appliances are stainless
i think its great that conventional companies are producing green products, makes me wonder if it will bully out the smaller companies tho in this industry, seems like that always happens 🙁
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1001 Uses For White Distilled Vinegar! who knew there were so many uses for vinegar
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I learned that even though it has vinegar in it, it doesnt have that harsh odor of vinegar only the benifits!!
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I saw at the site that this even works on plastic & vinyl! I love when companies come out with “green” products…it’s like they’re actually listening to the public’s needs!
I learned that “the special ammonia-free formula has no harsh vinegar smell—just a fresh, clean scent.” That’s good, but I actually don’t mind the smell of vinegar.
I like that big companies are doing green cleaning, but I’m not sure I trust them to be completely green like the small mom & pop companies that use simple proprietary blends or my own simple concoctions.
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I have changed alot of my household products to “GREEN” products, windex will soon be one of them!
I have changed alot of my household products to “GREEN” products, windex will soon be one of them!
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I learned it’s an ammonia-free formula.
i learned that you can use their new cleaner on Stainless steel and Ceramics
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i learned that the product is not recommended for use on wood or other varnished surfaces.
I learned that it is made with a lot less volatile organic compounds than traditional cleaners
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I learned that it doesn’t smell like vinegar…that is a plus times 10!!
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I learned that you should unplug electrical appliances before using this product.
that it doesn’t have a harsh vinegar smell which gives me an awful headache
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They also sell Windex Crystal Rain.
I learned it works on windows including factory-tinted auto windows
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You can use it on a variety of surfaces.
I wish that big companies that make natural products would REALLY make them natural and not have things in that are still bad for people. Like-do not swap one bad thing for another and think we don’t know.
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I learned that this awesome product can be used on glass, counter tops, kitchen fixtures, ceramics, factory tinted windows on cars ,and stainless steel.
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