. "Windex"@en . . . . . "The popularity of Windex in the US has led to the generic use of the trademark for any similar product, including those marketed under different brands, or simply labelled, e.g., Blue soda. Windex-like products typically contain sugars, alcohols, and some form of artificial coloring. The original modern Windex was colored a light, transparent shade of blue, but varieties are marketed today in a variety of colors and flavors, touting varieties such as vinegar and lemon juice. Windex usually comes in bottles, but it has also been sold in cans as well as at fountains, and is carried by nearly all major supermarkets, drugstores, and other fine retailers. Many bars also sell Windex in the form of \"Windex Shots\", however these shots generally have more alcohol than the standard flavors of Windex. People can drink or huff Windex (huffing works best with the \"spray cleaner\" attachment), with the latter giving the user an intense feeling of well-being."@en . "The popularity of Windex in the US has led to the generic use of the trademark for any similar product, including those marketed under different brands, or simply labelled, e.g., Blue soda. Windex-like products typically contain sugars, alcohols, and some form of artificial coloring. The original modern Windex was colored a light, transparent shade of blue, but varieties are marketed today in a variety of colors and flavors, touting varieties such as vinegar and lemon juice. Windex usually comes in bottles, but it has also been sold in cans as well as at fountains, and is carried by nearly all major supermarkets, drugstores, and other fine retailers. Many bars also sell Windex in the form of \"Windex Shots\", however these shots generally have more alcohol than the standard flavors of Windex"@en . . . . . . . "Windex is the brand name of a glass and hard-surface cleaner manufactured since 1933. This producy may contain water, 2-Hexoxyethanol, Isopropanolamine, Sodium Dodecylbenzene Sulfonate, Lauramine Oxide, Ammonium Hydroxide, Fragrance, and Liquitint\u00AE Sky Blue Dye. Hence it is an excellent mite cleaning product. It is debatable whether or not Windex is a mite knockdown. It is certainly effective."@en . . "Windex is the brand name of a glass and hard-surface cleaner manufactured since 1933. This producy may contain water, 2-Hexoxyethanol, Isopropanolamine, Sodium Dodecylbenzene Sulfonate, Lauramine Oxide, Ammonium Hydroxide, Fragrance, and Liquitint\u00AE Sky Blue Dye. Hence it is an excellent mite cleaning product. It is debatable whether or not Windex is a mite knockdown. It is certainly effective."@en . . . .