Guide to Glass Cleaners

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Kinds of Glass Cleaners include the following:

Ammonia glass cleaner

• This type of glass cleaner contains ammonium hydroxide or ammonia.
• It usually comes in cans.
• It releases a foamy substance as it is sprayed on glass surfaces.
• It can cause skin or eye burns, poisoning, or general irritation when inhaled.

• A solvent degreaser glass cleaner contains 2-butoxyethanol and some types of glycol ether.
• It usually comes in sprayable, scented liquid form.
• It can burn the eyes and skin, and poison the kidneys, liver, and blood when inhaled or ingested.

• An alcohol glass cleaner contains isopropanol.
• It is also called rubbing alcohol.
• It is a common household glass cleaner.
• It can cause Central Nervous System (CNS) damage when ingested.

• A vinegar glass cleaner contains acetic acid.
• It has a pungent smell.
• It can cause eye irritation and general irritation when inhaled or touched.
• It is a common household glass cleaner.

Glass surface: Consider the kind of glass surface you intend to clean before buying a glass cleaner. Choose a mild glass cleaner for cleaning indoor glass surfaces like windows. For cleaning glass tables or bathroom mirrors, get a stronger glass cleaner that can remove oil, grime, bacteria, and germs.

Industrial use: For industrial use, purchase a glass cleaner by the gallon or in bulk.

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