All right! It is Wednesday again, and so here is today's giveaway.Since my daughter and I enjoyed cleaning windows sooooo much the other day to do our product testing, I thought I'd pass the fun on to you. Today's giveaway will be a bottle of natureclean® Glass and Window Cleaner, so you can try it out for yourself. I will also include a bottle of natureclean® Fabric Softener, and a reusable V&S shopping bag, courtesy of Turner's in Little Current. Winner takes all.
Incidentally, if you make a purchase of $30 or more at Turner's, you will receive a reusable shopping bag from the store . A great deal for you AND the environment! (I believe that this offer is still on - if not, please post about it in the comments section).
All 3 of these "green" items can be yours. All you have to do to enter is leave a comment about cleaning windows at the end of this post. Make sure that you leave your email address so that I can contact you if you win. Contest is open to Canadian residents only, and, as always, the winner will be decided by a draw by random.org. Check back after Tuesday, December 23rd to see if you have won!
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ReplyDeleteIf I won this, then I would actually clean my windows and let my kids help me do the inside, instead of just giving them water when i do the outside of them.
I have always used plain white vinegar as my green glass cleaner. I spray it on and wipe it with old newspapers. Seems to do the jobs very well and doesn't streak. If you don't mind the smell of the vinegar it's worth a try.
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My little ones also enjoy cleaning the windows and mirrors but have to use just a bottle of water....with these products it looks like I could let them really clean!
ReplyDeletethegulyas6@amtelecom.net Hope we win!
Hey there: My mom always cleaned windows with vinegar solution. I do sometimes, but mix it with cornstarch for some strange reason. It also does a great job on crystals ie the kind that hang from chandeliers. just spritzer heavily let drip and polish with a soft cloth. By the way, would love to win, so that John could try out the product.
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