We found "Ethanol for Disinfection" at the pharmacy in Hwagok. Smells like rubbing alcohol to our noses. We mix it with water and a little dish washing soap and, voila! We have our own homemade version of Windex.
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Wowsers! You two are dare devils with your chemicals!
Your versions always worked the best!
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