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September 22, 2022Stick with micro-fiber type of cloth. Avoid ammonia-based products, like Windex or other home glass cleaners, because they contain harmful chemicals that will actually damage the surface leaving it cloudy looking. Soapy water is the safest and most effective cleaning solution for acrylic.
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- What is stronger than bullet proof glass? 1) Acrylic: Acrylic is a hard, clear plastic that resembles glass. A single piece of acrylic with a thickness over one inch is considered bullet resistant. The advantage of acrylic is that it is stronger than glass, more impact resistant, and weighs 50 percent less than glass.
- Can you use Windex on a chalk board? Harsh cleaners can damage your chalkboard, so don't use them. Also, some websites will tell you to use ammonia-based cleaners (such as Windex) to clean your chalkboard. It's important that you do not. Ammonia is harsh and, frankly, dangerous to use, and it will slowly destroy your chalkboard.
- Can you wash black onyx? The black onyx is a very absorbent gem, which means chemicals can seep into the stone too. Most cleaners contain harsh chemicals that may damage the gem and even lead to discoloration. Therefore, it is important to avoid cleaning methods that include the use of harsh chemicals and stick to mild soap water.
- Can I use Windex on my aquarium? As long as it wasn't scented you're fine. Depends on the "flavor" of windex, original windex has a lot of ammonia in it and so do several of the store brand blue colored glass cleaners. Windex Multi-Surface with Vinegar is the vinegar based glass cleaner that is good for aquarium use.
- Can you use Windex to clean a flat screen TV? Avoid Harmful Chemicals Alcohol and ammonia, found in window cleaners such as Windex, can wreak havoc on your expensive flat-screen TV, so don't use cleaners that have them.
- Can you use Windex to clean epoxy floors? You'll get the best results when you use safe cleaning products on your epoxy floor. Many people prefer cleaning their epoxy floors with a half cup of ammonia diluted in a gallon of water. You can also use an ammonia-based cleaner like Windex, but make sure you use a mixture of one part Windex to three parts water.
