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Professional Window and Glass Cleaning Solutions

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Keep your glass surfaces spotless with our premium range of window and glass cleaning products. Designed for streak-free results, these solutions are trusted across homes, offices, schools, and commercial facilities.

Complete Glass Cleaning Tools and Accessories

From full cleaning kits to specialised squeegees, spray bottles, and microfibre cloths, our collection has everything you need for professional-grade results with ease.

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Window and Glass Cleaning Solutions FAQ

What’s the best cleaner for tinted windows?

The safest choice is an ammonia-free glass cleaner. One of the most effective is HALO by Oates, which is fast drying, streak free, and safe for tinted glass. It removes fingerprints and grime without leaving residue and helps surfaces stay cleaner for longer. This product is available at janitorialdepot.com.au

Can I use vinegar on tinted windows?

Vinegar diluted with water can clean glass, but it is mildly acidic and may damage the adhesive on tint film if used often. For long-term care, it’s safer to stick with a purpose-made ammonia-free cleaner like HALO, available at Janitorial Depot

What happens if I use vinegar or lemon juice regularly on tinted windows?

These acidic cleaners may give short-term results but, with frequent use, they can cause the film to look hazy, peel at the edges, or lose clarity. Using a non-acidic cleaner designed for tinted surfaces such as HALO by Oates avoids these risks.

Can I use Windex or other ammonia based glass sprays on tint?

Ammonia based cleaners can damage tinted film over time, causing fading, peeling, or loss of adhesive, especially with frequent use. That’s why tint manufacturers generally recommend ammonia free, tint-safe cleaners.

What products or tools should I avoid on tinted windows?

Avoid anything harsh or abrasive. This includes undiluted bleach, strong household sprays with ammonia, scrubbing pads, and steel wool. These can scratch the surface or weaken the tint film. Stick with ammonia-free products such as HALO by Oates, which is designed for tinted glass.
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