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Can I Clean Glass With Denatured Alcohol?

For glass and mirror cleaning; would denatured alcohol work just as well as rubbing alcohol?

By Rhonda from Napa, CA

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August 30, 20100 found this helpful

You can but it would be better for your lungs to use distilled vinegar and water solution. ;-)

 

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August 30, 20101 found this helpful

I toss rubbing alcohol into the vinegar and water solution. It makes the glass/windows/mirrors SHINE.

 
August 31, 20100 found this helpful

Yes, just use 1/2 denatured alcohol and 1/2 water; it makes an excellent glass & mirror cleaner.
When I worked as a paperhanger, I often ran into the cleaning crew on new homes. I was hanging some wallpaper and noticed that when I rinsed the paper around a window, it left absolutely no streaks on the window, amazing because my water wasn't that clean and I wasn't drying the windows, either.

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I asked the cleaning lady what she used and it was 1/2 denatured alcohol and 1/2 water, she said rubbing alcohol just wouldn't work as well. I've used this ever since.

 
Anonymous
February 16, 20160 found this helpful

It works best.

 

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