Personnel of Industrial Cleaning companies that carry out services for windows and other glass surfaces make use of various chemicals, such as vinegar, ammonia, alcohol, borax, mustard, baking soda, cornstarch etc. Many of these chemicals, especially ammonia (which is toxic in nature), can be harmful if mixed inaccurately. Thus, it is important for the individuals to mix the products precisely, and while wearing a face mask and gloves for precautionary measures.
Some of the chemicals used for cleaning windows by the reputed Cleaning Company Perth are listed below:
• 1qt. Vinegar + 1cup lemon Ammonia + 24oz Windex: these are mixed in a container that has capacity of a gallon. The contents are shaken vigorously upon mixing and topped off with water.
• 1cup of white Vinegar & water: Equal parts of these two liquids should be mixed and poured in a spray bottle.
• 1cup isopropyl alcohol + 1tbsp white vinegar + 1cup water: It is an effective cleaner that is used commercially.
• Cornstarch can be used individually for Window Cleaning purposes.
• 1/2 cup vinegar + 1/4 cup baking soda (or 2 teaspoons borax): these products should be mixed in 1/2 gallon (2 liters) of water to make an effective cleaning agent.
These cleaning agents prove to be extremely effective against the grimiest of windows, and the measurements need to be followed with extreme caution. Always remember that chemicals can react adversely, for e.g. if bleach (which is found in innumerable cleaning agents) and ammonia are mixed, the highly toxic chlorine gas is produced.