mari

Don't worry I don't mean eye glasses that they are not eating their carrots and peepers are going bad. And I don't mean pieces of broken glass but I am aiming for children playing with windows or glass tables. As in can you tell me where all my money goes? Oh yes, buying more Wind-ex.

Kids do some funny things but one of the best is seeing my sisters three all lined up at the sliding glass door with their faces smushed against it.

Seattle_mom

That's a wonderful story! I hope you got pictures, it had to be cute.

and you could always save your hard earned dollar by using vinegar to clean the windows. No chemicals either, if your kids are like mine and like windows.

Mystery

I agree that vinegar is a wonderful glass cleaner! It is perfect when you have kids smushing mouths and noses up against it, you haven't got the chemical concerns. Newspaper dries to a perfect, streak free shine.

lynns

Yes yes vinegar is a great idea. I had a small corner table in my living room for years and I see upside down slobber marks on it all the time. The first time I caught it was with MIL over at the house for a visit asking "Whats this".

tomatogwen

I use vinegar all the time. It works way better to cut the grease (and slobber) than any of the other national brands. Plus, i buy the big bottle at the club store to save even more $$$. And $1 gets you a spray bottle at the dollar store.

alexis

I have been lucky so far, each time I end up having to refill on the glass cleaner its always when its a sale. It might be the only thing other than paper towels but I take what I can get.