Glass cleaner is a type of cleaning product specifically formulated for cleaning glass surfaces such as windows, mirrors, and glass tabletops. It typically comes in a spray bottle and contains chemicals that help dissolve and remove dirt, grime, fingerprints, and other residues from glass surfaces effectively. Some common ingredients in glass cleaners include:
1. Ammonia: This is a common ingredient in many glass cleaners because it helps to dissolve grease and grime effectively.
2. Isopropanol (Isopropyl Alcohol): Also known as rubbing alcohol, this ingredient helps to evaporate quickly and leaves surfaces streak-free.
3. Surfactants: These are chemicals that help to lift dirt and grime off the surface so that it can be wiped away easily.
4. Fragrance: Often included to give the cleaner a pleasant scent.
5. Water: The base ingredient that makes up the majority of the cleaner. When using glass cleaner, it’s important to follow the instructions on the bottle, typically spraying it onto the surface and wiping it off with a clean cloth or paper towel. It’s also advisable to avoid using glass cleaner on surfaces that may be damaged by its ingredients, such as certain types of wood finishes or electronics with sensitive screens.