Glass cleaner products can all seem very similar to each other, which makes it rather difficult to narrow down which one is the best for your household. But there are a few key differences that may make one more appealing than the others, depending on your needs. Want a more environmentally-friendly choice?

There’s an HG hob cleaner. I use that or a wet cloth depending on my mood.” (Rated by Mumsnet user RandomDent) Our verdict To avoid streaky glass when using window or glass cleaners, we recommend you follow our step-by-step guide: 1. Choose your glass cleaner carefully This versatile 500ml bottle is particularly useful for getting rid of a build-up of soap residue on shower screens, and wiping smears off glass tables and dirty fingerprints off mirrors to give you that much-desired streak-free finish. It can also clean windows, doors, car interiors, glass cabinets, conservatories, sheds and bi-fold doors. Most chemical-based glass cleaners are unscented, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have an aroma, which may smell strongly and require good ventilation. What is the best product to clean glass? Using a microfibre cloth, start scrubbing the cleaning solution into the glass. Work your way from one corner to the other and then move the cloth down and scrub from side to side again. Keep scrubbing from side to side and moving down the glass, until you’ve wiped all sections of it.When it comes to cleaning oven hobs, wiping them with a standard cleaner may get rid of food stains but can leave behind unsightly smears. The Hob Thorough Cleaner by HG has been designed to clean and leave a protective shine.

Top tip: If you’re shining a mirror or glass with stubborn marks on it, such as hairspray or toothpaste, and have followed the above steps, you can remove the stains with isopropyl alcohol. Simply pour some isopropyl alcohol onto a cotton pad and dab or scrub at the stain until it’s gone. How do I choose the best glass cleaner? The Method spray is made with plant-based ingredients, is cruelty-free and vegan, and the bottles are made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic.We recommend you choose a glass cleaner with either ammonia or isopropyl alcohol in it as these ingredients prevent streaks. Alternatively, you can make your own glass cleaner using white vinegar. 2. Spray the glass with your cleaner Either Astonish or Stardrops glass cleaner or white vinegar spray.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user MikeUniformMike) Our verdict