Clean Mirrors, Glass, and Other Surfaces With Eco Cleaners

Looking for an alternative cleaner to use in place of Windex and other cleaners meant for glass and other surfaces? You’re in luck ! There are plenty of retail products made for glass and other surfaces, which of course are without a doubt much more eco-friendly. Take a look at the list below, and don’t forget to read Wednesday’s Quick Tip at the bottom of this post.

Orange Mate Glass and Surface Cleaner Lemon Maid
Orange-Mate Glass and Surface Cleaner Lemon Maid is specially formulated to take on the tough jobs, cleaning glass & surfaces to a streak-free shine! Ammonia free base allows safe cleaning of more surfaces than many leading brands, including film tinted windows, plastics and computer monitors.

EPIC Glass and Mirror Cleaner
This glass & mirror cleaner is tough on water spots, doesn’t streak, and leaves a sparkling surface. Safe to use on all glass (treated glass, Plexiglas, auto glass, mirrors, light fixtures, etc.) plus chrome, appliances, floors, or any surface that needs general cleaning.

Sun and Earth Glass Cleaner Fresh Citrus Scent
Sun and Earth’s non-toxic, hypoallergenic glass cleaner works on windows, enamel, stainless steel, chrome, plastic and most household surfaces. Use it in place of Windex, Glass Plus or other glass cleaners.

Ecover Ecological Glass and Surface Cleaner
Ecover Ecological Glass and Surface Cleaner is an all purpose spray cleans and shines a wide variety of household surfaces. It is particularly suitable for kitchen and bathroom surfaces, tiles, glass, enamel, baths and basins, acrylic and chrome.

Biokleen Amonia Free Glass Cleaner Vinegar Cleaning Power
Biokleen’s glass cleaner is not only ammonia and streak free, but is also odorless. With vinegar power and natural soil lifters, it easily dissolves dirt, pollution, smoke, grease and more from shiny hard surfaces.

Lavender Glass Cleaner
Using lavender and coconut based soap, this all natural spray works on windows, mirrors and other hard surfaces without leaving streaks or film.

Wednesday’s Quick Tip: Looking for a more inexpensive way to get more nail polish colors? Mix clear or white eco-friendly nail polish, like Honeybee Gardens Clear Nail Polish, with as little or as much eco-friendly eyeshadow to achieve the color you want. Either crush eyeshadow or use mineral eyeshadow, which mineral eyeshadow can be much easier.

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Jennifer is a freelance writer, and has written for various health and environmental blogs, which includes running her own green living blog. Currently she is studying to become a C++ Programmer.