Unlock the Magic of Glass Cleaner: 9 Surprising Uses Beyond Windows

Think glass cleaner is just for windows? Think again! This household staple is a versatile hero in disguise. Here are nine unexpected ways to put your glass cleaner to work:

1. Whiteboards: Erase stubborn dry-erase marker residue effortlessly. A quick spray and wipe, and your whiteboard looks brand new.

2. Hairspray Buildup: Tired of sticky residue on your bathroom surfaces? Glass cleaner dissolves hairspray buildup in a snap.

3. Kitchen Appliances: From stainless steel to greasy stovetops, glass cleaner cuts through grime, leaving your appliances gleaming.

4. Car Interiors: Spruce up your dashboard and steering wheel. A little glass cleaner removes fingerprints and dust, making your ride shine.

5. Stuck Zippers: Got a zipper that’s giving you trouble? A spritz of glass cleaner can lubricate and unstick it without staining the fabric.

6. Appliance Buttons and Dials: Keep those microwave and oven controls free of grease and grime with a simple wipe-down using glass cleaner.

7. Sticker Adhesive: Remove pesky sticker residue from glass and other surfaces. Spray, let it sit, then wipe away the gooey mess.

8. Jewelry Sparkle: For a quick shine on gold, platinum, and diamonds, a light mist of glass cleaner followed by a gentle polish works wonders. (Avoid using on porous stones.)

9. Doorknobs: Polish those frequently touched doorknobs to a brilliant shine, reducing grime and adding a touch of sparkle to your home.

Who knew that trusty bottle under your sink could do so much? For more ingenious tips and tricks, check out the full article by Jamie Cuccinelli on Martha Stewart’s website.