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Who hasn't heard of Windex? This popular glass cleaning product has by now become a household name. But what if we told you that Windex is a multi-tasking product and can be put to several different uses, apart from window cleaning? Quite amazing, right? Have a look at some of these really simple cleaning hacks using Windex. Car Windshield If you can use it make your windows spick-and-span, why not try it on the equally delicate surface of your window shield? After all, a good visibility while driving is an important safety measure. Use Windex to make your window shield spotless the next time you plan to give your car a wash. Stain Remover An easy way to remove that eye sore from your pretty dress is by spraying Windex on it and let it stay put for about 15 minutes. Put it in the washer to rinse. The stain should disappear after a couple tries. But make sure you use the colorless Windex. The blue one will only make the trouble worse. aktual.com Bugs Those insect repellents are pretty expensive. The next time you spot a bug or a line of ants trailing away, don't go an extra mile. Just spray the multipurpose Windex and have the problem solved! Goodbuzz Furniture and Antiques The all-purpose Windex can make your patio furniture and some of the antiques like dining crystals look as good as brand new. When you have Windex at home, why bother spending extra on all other home cleaners? Fossbytes Let the Ring Shine Diamonds are supposed to be forever. So, in case yours isn't giving off the right amount of bling, try this simple hack. Add couple drops Windex and couple drops dish soap in a bowl. Put it in a microwave for a minute and then soak the ring in the mixture for about 10-15 minutes. Voila! Your jewelry is radiant once again. Queen of Clean Stuck Rings I am sure you've had a panic attack when that ring just wouldn't come off. Don't worry the next time it happens. Just spray some Windex on it. Your skin will shrink off a little and ring will wriggle off easily. Northwood Rings Stuck Zippers It can get pretty annoying when you're running late for a meeting and that zip won't budge. Windex to the rescue! Lubricating the zip with Windex would help ease it out a bit and from there its an easy ride up and down the jacket. FaithTap Stubborn Steel Stains Tough grease is pretty hard to get rid of. Plus, all the counter-top and stove stains can make kitchen experience a living hell! But not if you use some Windex on them. Windex can be equally good on window glasses and stainless steel. CleaningInstructor Dry Erase Board Having a clean slate goes a long way in life. And on dry-boards. Once you use a duster on a dry-erase board, you still see some smudgy remains of what you wrote on it. Windex helps you have a cleaner slate by erasing any blotches. GovLoop Sponge Cleaner The sponges in your sinks have quite a short life span. To give it some more life, drop a couple of Windex drops on it and rinse under warm running water. That should do the trick for at least a few more days before your next visit to the grocery. Telenews Did you find these Windex uses quite useful? Share it with your friends to make their lives easier. Credits: wiseowlremedies.com