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Windowless pink cream

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Lindah1 · 17/06/2018 22:44

I love using Windowlene cream in my windows ( well not really but it does an ace job). Noticed the pack says for windows and other shiny surfaces - what else can I use it on does anyone know? Anyone used it on plastic shower doors?

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Lindah1 · 17/06/2018 22:45

Duh not windowless - Windowlene obviously

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Betsy86 · 17/06/2018 22:47

Is it an actual cream? Never seen that before i have the spray and aswell as windows i use it on mirrors and glass tv stand and it works well x

Lindah1 · 17/06/2018 22:51

It's the best thing ever, Yes it's an actual bright pink cream

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Betsy86 · 17/06/2018 22:54

Ooooh now i need to find and try this cream!!

Lindah1 · 17/06/2018 22:58

Quite hard to find, I get it in my local independant discount store

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LoniceraJaponica · 17/06/2018 23:01

If you are using the right type of microfibre cleaning cloths you don't need anything other than water to clean your windows. That is all I use these days and my windows are sparkling clean.

Bellends · 17/06/2018 23:05

Windowlene builds up a film over time and the windows look smeary even when clean and the residue is nigh on impossible to remove . I learnt the hard way.

LilMadAgain · 17/06/2018 23:07

Does anyone use vinegar and newspaper? I love the smell Blush

Somethingsfallendown · 17/06/2018 23:11

I love Windowlene! I use it on mirrors and glass too. Have never tried it on pladtic thou. Maybe try a corner to see if ok?

Somethingsfallendown · 17/06/2018 23:11

Or plastic even!

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