Window & Glass Spray Recipe

This spray is designed to dissolve mineral deposits and soap residue. The stuff that leaves streaks on your windows and glass as well as cloudiness on shower screens. 

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What you'll need

🫙 Makes: 500ml  🕝 Time: Under 1 minute


INGREDIENTS

  • Citric Acid: 1 teaspoon
  • Water: 2 cups (500ml)
  • Essential oils (optional): 10-15 drops

* Generally, tap or pre-boiled water is fine. If you have hard water, use distilled or demineralised water instead.


WHAT TO DO

Simply add the ingredients to a spray bottle, shaking well to dissolve.

Window & Glass Spray Recipe

Tips for best use
If the glass has visible grime, fingerprints, residue, or a greasy film, an acidic spray on its own won’t give good results. That layer needs to be removed first.

In this case, clean the surface with a multi-purpose spray or paste. Once the glass is clean, follow with this acidic window and glass spray as a finishing step. This two-step approach prevents streaking and stops residue from being spread around the surface.


Using vinegar
You can also use diluted or undiluted vinegar as an alternative to a citric acid solution.

Grab what you need

Citric Acid

Citric Acid

$11.50
Amber Glass Spray Bottle Set

Amber Glass Spray Bottle Set

$30.00
500ml Amber Glass Spray Bottle with black trigger

500ml Amber Glass Spray Bottle with black trigger

$8.00
250ml Amber Glass Spray Bottle with Black Trigger

250ml Amber Glass Spray Bottle with Black Trigger

$6.50

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