Cleaning windows

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"brian whatcott" wrote

Interesting common sense response. I could carry water in - and a sponge
and soap and napkins - but it is not that good with fly squash, and it is
handier to take something a little more compact and convenient....

Mix up some soapy water, and put it into a Windex spray bottle. Spray it
on, and use a flannell cloth to rub it with, then take a spray bottle with
water, and use another flannel cloth to rinse and dry it off, and you have
the reccomended cleaning solution in a portable application.

I only ever bought one bottle of Windex - won't be buying it again. And
a spray bottle? - it's gonna leak one day when a PAX grabs it out of the
seat back compartment and puts it on the floor or somethin'. I found it
messy and difficult to apply evenly to achieve a good job.

Lemon Pledge in a spray *can* - OTOH, I'll vote for that. Leaves a nice
silicon finish, inside and out - making it really easy to wash the
outside with soap n' water and then reapply. While on the inside, again
a nice clear finish (seems to "soak up" very small scratches), and it
smells real' nice too!

--
Duncan.

"Dave Doe" wrote

I only ever bought one bottle of Windex - won't be buying it again. And
a spray bottle? - it's gonna leak one day when a PAX grabs it out of the
seat back compartment and puts it on the floor or somethin'. I found it
messy and difficult to apply evenly to achieve a good job.

I know what you mean about spray bottles.

My favorite "no leak" way to carry around soap and water is to empty out
liquid dishwashing detergent bottles, and use them.

The lid seals quite tightly, and it is easy to direct a squirt of liquid
where you need it.
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Jim in NC