I've done some experimenting and this is what I have come up with for a glass (windows, tv, mirrors) cleaner:

A spray bottle of water.

I spray the surface, wipe it with my regular towel and then go over the streaks with a microfiber cloth.

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I really should look into those microfiber clothes. I have one for my camera. Where did you get them? How long do they last? And how much are they?

You can get them at Walmart in the cleaning aisle.

I got mine from the hardware store my dh works, I don't know how much they are because he pays cost and mine have lasted me a couple years so far. I wash them in the washing machine when they get too dusty and dirty.

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YOu know, Windex is like my big green downfall! Something about that blue liquid ... I'm like a moth a flame! I currently have a new bottle but when I run out of that I'll try it!

You could always buy a blue bottle...hehe.

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ChickyHip says buy a blue cloth... I say try her method and add some blue food coloring to the liquid !!! Trick your mind into thinking its the real thing...hahahaha

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Glass cleaners have an additive that is left on the glass reducing streaks. When you switch to some other method, there is a transition until all the stuff is gone. The first time or two add just a drop or two of dish liquid to the spray bottle. After that plain water or water with a little vinegar works just fine. Any lint free cloth shouldn't leave streaks. Doesn't for me.

Cathleen

I just bought a microgiber cloth cleany thing for windows. Didn't know that I oculd use just water with it, so that's great, THANKS!

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That's a good tip about the dish liquid. I haven't used a commercial glass cleaner for a year or more, so I didn't have a problem. I was using vinegar, but why waste my vinegar on a mirror if I don't have to? haha

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