Windex Original Glass Cleaner, Refill Bottle, 26 oz

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Now you can get the clean you want and trust, and reduce plastic waste at the same time. Our new easy switch Refill bottle makes it so simple: just unscrew the sprayer from your empty Windex Original bottle and screw it on to the Refill. That's it! You're good to go. Trusted by generations, Windex Original Glass Cleaner is now available in a Refill bottle, but still leaves an unbeatable streak-free shine*. Save and reuse your sprayer to help us save up to 128 tons of plastic**. This easy switch Refill bottle is a great solution for lightening and brightening your home. Relax and recharge by letting in all the feel-good power of natural light with Windex Original unbeatable streak-free shine window cleaner. It starts working on smudges, dirt, fingerprints and other messes even before you wipe. The recycled plastic bottle body is made of 100% Ocean Bound Plastic***, thanks to a partnership with Plastic Bank. And by reusing your current trigger, you'll be reducing plastic use and waste even more. This glass cleaner works great on windows, mirrors, glass and more. Enjoy 100% of the goodness that natural light brings with Windex Original Glass Cleaner. And now, with our easy switch Refills, it's so simple. When you're running low on Windex, all you need is a Refill. Let nothing go to waste; reuse the sprayer, recycle the bottle. Light is Life. Let it all in. *Based on Windex Original lab testing against leading competitor glass cleaners per Nielsen Scantrack US 52 weeks ended 3/29/19. **Plastic Savings calculated on the annual amount of plastic saved by selling Windex Original refill units (without sprayers) in lieu of Windex Original ready-to-use bottles. ***Recyclable plastic bottle made of 100% Ocean Bound Plastic. Ocean Bound Plastic, in partnership with Plastic Bank, is post-consumer recycled plastic collected within 30 miles of an ocean or a waterway leading to an ocean, in countries with high volumes of uncollected plastic waste, which has been discarded or would otherwise be discarded into the environment.