Acidity can make the egg coagulate, and harder to clean up.Are you looking for non-toxic cleaning solutions that are budget-friendly? And if you’ve got an egg spill, reach for soap and water. Also be wary with wood-vinegar could mar the finish. Spray away on countertops, appliances, floors, and more with these exceptions: Do not use glass cleaner on natural stone like granite or marble, which could be damaged by the vinegar’s acid.

Spray the surface directly, and then as you wipe, the tiny fibers in the cloth will attach themselves to not merely dirt but particles as small as bacteria. To clean and disinfect various types of metal as well as tile, Formica, laminate, and a host of other materials, rely on the one-two punch of your homemade glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth.Once that damage is done, it can’t be reversed, so spray the cleaner onto a piece of newspaper or a microfiber cloth, and then wipe the mirror clean. You’ve probably seen older mirrors that have a brownish-black bloom around the edges, a result of glass cleaner seeping behind the mirror and eroding the silver backing. When it comes to mirrors, avoid spraying your homemade glass cleaner directly onto the surface.Skip paper towels, which tend to leave lint and smudges. To give windows a streak-free shine, first wipe off surface dust, then spray the cleaner directly onto the pane and wipe off with balled-up newspaper.Your homemade glass cleaner is now ready to use!

Feel free to make a double, triple, or even quadruple batch to keep in a large jug. Screw the top onto the spray bottle and shake to mix thoroughly.

Homemade vinegar window cleaner