HOPE'S Perfect Glass Cleaner, Streak-Free, Ammonia-Free Window, Mirror, Screen, and Shower Door Cleaner, Indoor and Outdoor Glass Surfaces, 32 Fl Oz Spray Bottle and 67.6 Fl Oz Refill, Pack of 1

With a unique, 100 percent streak-free formula, HOPE'S Perfect Glass allows you to quickly and easily get the clean you are looking for. This no-residue glass cleaner eliminates the haze other glass cleaners leave behind and makes glass surfaces look pristine and spotless. You can clean multiple types of surfaces with this glass cleaner spray that is safe to use on windows, mirrors, tabletops, glass stove tops, light fixtures, shower doors, TV screens, or gadget screens. This window cleaner spray has an ammonia-free formula that delivers high performance and is safe to use on tinted films, tinted windows, and in direct sunlight when cleaning car windshields or windows. Available in different cost-effective packs and refills, this glass and screen cleaner offers unbeatable value with a trusted formula for cleaning different types of glass surfaces. With more active ingredients than other brands, HOPE'S Perfect Glass saves you time and effort with a fast-acting formula proven effective by a leading consumer magazine in 2008, 2011, and 2015.

• Streak-Free: With its unique, 100 percent streak-free formula, the Perfect Glass cleaner makes glass surfaces look pristine and spotless without leaving any glare, haze, or residue
• Multi-Surface: Works great on multiple types of surfaces; effective as a shower door cleaner, window cleaner, TV screen cleaner, glass table cleaner or as a glass stove top cleaner to remove grease
• Safe For Handheld Devices: For use on all gadgets equipped with glass screens; simply spray the glass cleaner on a soft cloth and then wipe the device screen
• Ammonia-Free: Formulated without ammonia for safe application on tinted film, tinted windows, or in direct sunlight; works well as a car windshield and car window cleaner
• Less Wiping: Save time and effort with a fast-acting formula that only takes 11 strokes to clean a window compared to others requiring 17 to 70 strokes; tested by a leading consumer magazine in 2008, 2011, and 2015