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How to Make Your Own Non So why would someone want to make their own glass cleaner? It won't really save you money, I'm guessing it costs almost exactly the same to buy new versus mixing your own. A local grocery store has new bottles for sale at $0.99. You can buy the needed ingredients for roughly $2.00 and it's enough to make about 2 bottles. By knowing all the ingredients, you can assure that you're not disposing of dangerous chemicals into your trash. Reusing the bottle will also mean less trash to dispose of, and even if you recycle, it's still a waste of resources to make it usable again. All "Save the Earth" motives aside, it can be a fun little conversation piece with your friends. And finally, if you have pets or little tykes, I consider this to be a "lessdangerous" cleaner than what you may buy commercially. Knowing the four commonly available ingredients (three of which are consumable) could be resolved easier than trying to pronounce the fivesyllable ingredients to a poisoncontrol center employee.

There are several different "recipes" isabel marant shoes sale for creating glass cleaners, this is for a medium strength cleaner. A quick google search will get you an ingredient list for weaker and stronger cleaners. Many of those other cleaners will contain ammonia, and a quick word of caution it shouldn't be stored near bleach as even the vapors can create a mixture that can kill you. Of course, most of you will know this already. To summarize this thought, if you don't have some basic idea of what you're doing (say, a passing high school chemistry credit) you probably shouldn't be playing around with chemicals anyway. Some other points of caution if you use stronger chemicals than what I have, you might consider household cleaning gloves and a paper mask.

heh heh well mustard is an oily, volatile liquid, (ClCH2CH2)2S, that is corrosive to the skin and mucous membranes and causes severe, sometimes fatal respiratory damage. It was introduced in World War I as a chemical warfare agent and chlorine is chlorine is a halogen element, a heavy, greenishyellow, incombustible, watersoluble, poisonous gas that is highly irritating to the respiratory organs both act in the same way 2 differrent chemicals mustard blisters the skin so bad and chlorine chokes chloring is less effective on its own they mixed it with mustard and then its work better because the soldier would take off his mask and seek treatment but chlorine would kill them then the developement of diphenylcyanoarsine came into play as a vomiting agent chlorine and mustard were tosed out and they began to use phosogene and then mixed it with diphenylcyanoarsine (dc) and chemical warfare gas/gasmask dreadlock was broken again

About 1520 years ago Consumer Reports rated glass cleaners and diy cleaners like vinegar. http://www.isabelmarantsa.com/ They also gave a recipe of their own which I have used ever since. I don know if they still recommend it or not. It is very economical even considering the cost of rubbing alcohol these days.1 person with common sense (my addition).

Be very careful if you plan to design your own mixtures, many cleaning substances when mixed create very dangerous materials, and gases, I read stories about housewives accidentally mixing toiletcleaner and some other stuff and creating a chlorine gas that damn near killed them. Not to mention that suicide bombers use household stuff mixe d in unwholesome ways, and although they do that in quantities you not normally do by accident you can still create selfcombusting stuff that gives of noxious fumes too.