You Could Do With Windex
To remove stains, spray the garment lightly with Windex and let sit for 15 minutes. Blot it with a clean cloth, rinse with cold water, and wash as recommended.
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Don’t use Windex on painted or tinted pieces, however, as it may remove the pigment.
Water can leave unsightly spots on some types of upholstery, but a spritz of ammonia-free Windex can work wonders on W-code microfiber.
Grab a clean cloth, spray some Windex, and gently rub away the wall doodles. Don’t go too wild, though—always test a small spot first to make sure the paint tolerates the treatment.
Working in small sections, spray on Windex and dab it with a rag.
Wipe down plastic, cases, boxes, chests, handles, shovels, pruners, and more.
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