If you'd like one product that cleans everything in your bathroom, the famous blue bottle of window cleaner might just be it. Windex can also be used to clean tiles and grout, without causing any damage.
For best results, use a Windex® Multi-Surface Cleaner on countertops made from marble, granite, ceramic tile, enameled paint (appliances), stainless steel, and chrome.
Windex can be used on more than glass surfaces. There are many ways to clean your tile floor: a mop and bucket of soapy water, a premoistened cleaning pad attached to a handle, and cleaning fluid, such as Windex, used with paper towels.
Everyday Cleaning Routine
Every time you shower or take a bath, run the squeegee on the tile and glass walls and doors to remove excess water. Then, you should lightly spray your tile and glass with a mild, daily shower cleaner. You can make your own by mixing a 4:1 water to vinegar solution or get a green cleaner.
A good way to clean bathroom tiles is with vinegar. Simply create a 50:50 diluted solution with white vinegar and water in a spray bottle and spray directly onto the surface. It can be used to clean soap scum from any surface including glass and tiles. All you have to do is buff it dry to avoid any streaks.
For stubborn shower stains, soap scum and grime, mix one cup of warm water, two cups of white vinegar and one teaspoon of a vegetable-based dishwashing soap in a spray bottle. Spray the solution on the shower walls, let it work for 15 minutes and use a sponge to scrub off scum and grime.
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You can use Windex® Ammonia-Free Glass Cleaner on your car's tinted windows, mirrors, glass, chrome, stainless steel, plastic, and vinyl surfaces.
Rubbing Alcohol Windex Alternative
(Rubbing alcohol is also a safe cleaning solution for stains and sticky messes.) Mix one cup distilled water, three tablespoons vinegar, and ¼ cup rubbing alcohol in a new spray bottle and label it. Shake up your glass cleaning solution and spray it on your glass.
Porcelain tile is often the best choice for a number of reasons. First, porcelain is extremely durable and it can withstand heavy traffic. Second, it is resistant to moisture and mold, making it an ideal choice for a wet environment. Third, porcelain tile is easy to clean and maintain.
Apply your glass cleaner to both sides of your glass shower doors. For best results we recommend using a glass cleaner that's free of additives like soaps, scents, or dyes, as they leave behind residue that causes streaking.
Our top pick for the best overall shower cleaner is the Clorox Plus Tilex Daily Shower Cleaner for its protective, bleach-free cleaning power and consistent results. For those who want an eco-friendly alternative with the same effective cleaning power, we recommend Lemi Shine Shower + Tile Cleaner.
A paste of baking soda and water or a soft scrub product gently rubbed on the stain should do the trick. Glass cleaner is a perfect solution for glossy tiles and an easy way to keep up with daily germs and watermarks.
Simply mix a small amount of baking soda with water and apply it over your tiles using a damp mop or sponge. Let the mixture sit for several minutes before wiping clean, then watch as your tiles start to shine again! With this simple trick in your arsenal, you can say goodbye to dull-looking tiles once and for all.
Regular glass cleaner won't help at all. We tried both Windex-style ammonia-based window cleaner, and also vinegar-based auto glass cleaner and found that neither has any effect on the stains.
Countertop, glass cook top, tile, and grout grime won't stand a chance against Windex. The product works on granite, marble, and laminate countertops, and—best of all—won't erode or damage grout. No need to even switch cleansers when you switch to wiping down enamel and stainless steel appliances.
Clean your toilet bowl.
Because of the chemicals in it, Windex can be an effective cleaner, even for extra-dirty (read: gross) surfaces like the inside of your toilet bowl. Try spritzing the inside of your toilet bowl with Windex.
In our products, it is used as a cleaning agent that removes dirt and soils, and also as a pH adjuster that alters the pH of a product to improve stability.
Description. ammonia-free and gentle on your surfaces windex multi-surface vinegar is made with the ingredient you know and love: vinegar.
Just spray, rinse and let dry for a streak-free shine on the outside of windows, patio furniture, playsets and more. It's easy to make second story windows and hard-to-reach places sparkle, without any dull residue left behind.
Baking Soda and Vinegar
To get rid of soap or grout stains on your tiles, just add some water to the baking soda and make a thick paste. Apply this paste generously to your tiles. Add a few drops of vinegar to the paste to clean your tiles even more effectively. The paste will start to bubble.
Vinegar and Baking Soda: One of the most effective ways to remove hard water stains from tiles is by using a combination of vinegar and baking soda. Mix equal parts of vinegar and water in a spray bottle, then spray the solution onto the affected tiles.
Mix 1/2 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup hydrogen peroxide, and 1 tsp dish soap into a paste that you can apply to grout and surrounding tile. The dish soap is especially great at cutting through grease that might make its way onto your kitchen grout.