You can't use Windex like an all-purpose cleaner. Cleaning experts weigh in on when Windex should stay in the cleaning bucket ...

Clean Diamond Jewelry If you want your diamonds to sparkle, try cleaning them with Windex. Put the ring, bracelet, or tiara in a bowl, spritz with Windex and let sit for a minute.

Because Windex contains ammonia, do not use it to clean fabric, no-wax floors, gas ovens, or metal. Also, never mix Windex with bleach to avoid creation of toxic gases. 1. Mirrors with Windex.

Windex — that $3.50 glass cleaner spray you keep under your sink — can be used to detail the interior of your car, to put the shine back in your jewelry and even to unstick zippers.

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Sadly, Windex Original Glass Cleaner doesn't actually kill germs on glass, skin, or anywhere else. But here's some advice on when to use Windex and how else you can disinfect glass surfaces.

Spray, let it sit for 5-10 minutes, and wipe away—or according to the Penny Hoarder, you can “go the extra mile and snag the Windex Outdoor Concentrated Cleaner, which is a 32-ounce spray ...

In an email statement, a Windex representative acknowledged that soap, water, and vinegar “can and do help clean glass.” They added that Windex contains “cleaning agents such as ...

Cleaning experts say you can skip the harsh cleaners without sacrificing the sparkle. Windex and other ammonia-based cleaners are “not our go-to,” Kendrick says.