Here’s an inexpensive and simple solution for your glass window and door problems! Learn how to make a DIY glass cleaner tool as well using only an old broom and a kitchen towel. This brilliant cleaning hack is by Andrea Jean Cleaning on YouTube, I would definitely give this a hack a try, plus it works well on your car windows too! Proceed to read down below for the full instructions.

Materials:

  • Old broom
  • Citric acid
  • Rubber band
  • Kitchen towel or microfiber towel
  • Rubbing alcohol
  • Dawn dish soap

Directions:

Step 1

Get an old broom and a kitchen towel or microfiber towel, whatever would fit. Then, cover the whole brush of the broom with the towel, gather it, and tie it to the stick using a rubber band, set it aside. Grab a large tub, and sprinkle a little bit of citric acid or about a tablespoon of it, pour in a little rubbing alcohol as well, then add in a few drops of Dawn dish soap for grease and grimes on your windows. Give it a good stir, then start working on your windows.

Cheap DIY Glass Cleaner Tutorial
Image Credit: Andrea Jean Cleaning via YouTube

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Step 2

Soak your broom covered in a towel, then decide on which sort of pattern you want to do. Start gliding and swiping the broom into the glass until you reach the desired result. Make sure that you clean every corner and space filled with all the buildup dirt at the bottom. After cleaning every window and glass door, give your broom a good rinse.

Easy To Make DIY Glass Cleaner Tutorial
Image Credit: Andrea Jean Cleaning via YouTube

 

*Thanks to Andrea Jean Cleaning via YouTube for all images used here. If you loved this cleaning hack, then you’ll surely love her other video tutorials too, so give her channel a visit and subscribe!

Homemade Inexpensive DIY Glass Cleaner Tutorial

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