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I’m not a huge fan of window cleaningis anyone?
In that spirit, I tried cleaning my windows with glass stovetop cleaner to see what would happen.
Here’s what I learned about using glass stovetop cleaner on my windows.
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I found a dirty corner of my kitchen window with a few cooking stains and cat nose prints.
I let the stains dry before continuing.
Applying the cleaner with a cloth would be easier.
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It was fairly easy to wipe around.
The cleaner also had a nice scent.
However, most of the cleaner came off the glass after one pass.
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The areas around the frame needed a bit more detailed work.
The Verdict
The glass stovetop cleaner worked.
It was also less messy.
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Cleaning a small part of the window with a glass stovetop cleaner took about 90 seconds.
However, I can normally clean an entire kitchen window within that time using a regular spray-on glass cleaner.
A glass stovetop cleaner also needs buffing.
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Using aglass stovetop cleanerinstead of a standardglass cleanerwas also more expensive.
The stovetop cleaner was about 150% more expensive than other options.
These two tried-and-true options are great choices to getyour glass sparkling clean:
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