How to Make a Best Homemade Car Window Cleaner that is Streak-Free and Safe

In this article, we’re going to show you how to make a best homemade car window cleaner that is streak-free and safe for your car’s finish. You will need just a few simple ingredients that you likely have in your kitchen cabinet right now. This cleaner is also environmentally friendly and safe to use around pets and children. 

The first step is picking out the proper materials: dish soap, water, vinegar or lemon juice, and rubbing alcohol (optional). The second step involves mixing them together in a spray bottle; be sure not to fill it all the way up with liquid as these ingredients are heavy enough on their own. Lastly, shake well before spraying onto windows or rinsing off of wet surfaces. 

When it comes to window cleaners, dish soap is one of the most important ingredients. It helps remove grease and grime build-up, which can eventually lead to streaks on your windows. The next ingredient, water, is key for rinsing off the cleaner and getting rid of any suds that might be left behind. For extra shine and streak-free windows, add in vinegar or lemon juice. Rubbing alcohol can also be used as an alternative or in addition to these two ingredients; just be sure to use less rubbing alcohol than everything else combined.

Now that you have all the materials you need, it’s time to mix them together. Start by adding a few drops of dish soap into the empty spray bottle. Then, fill the bottle up about halfway with water and add in vinegar or lemon juice. If using rubbing alcohol, pour that in next. Screw on the lid tightly and shake well until everything is combined.

When you’re ready to use the cleaner, start by spraying it onto your car windows. Wipe away any dirt or grime with a clean microfiber cloth; you may need to go over each window a few times to get a streak-free finish. If your windows are really dirty, you can also use this cleaner on wet surfaces. Just be sure to rinse everything off afterwards with plenty of water.

One important safety tip to keep in mind is that this cleaner should never be used on hot surfaces. The heat can cause the ingredients to react and produce harmful fumes. For best results, wait until your car has cooled down before window cleaning.

Now that you know how to make a homemade car window cleaner that is both streak-free and safe for your car’s finish, give it a try the next time you need to clean your windows. You may be surprised at how well it works!