Most glass cleaners fail in the same two ways. They run straight down the pane before you reach it with the cloth, and they leave streaks that only appear once the light changes. Kao built this glass cleaner around both problems, and it is the window cleaner most Japanese households reach for by default. The spray dispenses as a clinging foam rather than a thin liquid, so it stays where you put it, and the formula is designed to wipe away clean without a second dry pass.
The Magiclean line is a fixture in Japanese households, and the glass version keeps the formulation deliberately simple: a single surfactant at 0.4 per cent with a foam regulator. There is no strong solvent smell and no thick residue. Sprayed and wiped immediately with a dry cloth, it lifts dust, fingerprints and the general haze that builds up on a bathroom mirror or a coffee table that gets used daily.
It works across most household glass, including windows, vanity mirrors, glass tabletops, showcases and enamel surfaces. For heavily soiled glass, it helps to wipe the worst off with a barely damp cloth first, then spray and finish.
Features
● Clinging foam spray that resists running down vertical glass
● No second wipe needed in normal use
● Simple formulation with one surfactant and a foam regulator
● Suitable for windows, mirrors, glass tables, showcases and enamel
● 400ml trigger bottle
● Refill pouches available in the same range in Japan
Concerns
● Streaks and wiping marks left by other glass cleaners
● Cleaner running down the pane before it can be wiped
● Fingerprints and haze on mirrors and glass tables
● Dust build-up on windows and display cases
Suitable For
● Household windows and patio doors
● Bathroom and bedroom mirrors
● Glass tabletops and shelving
● Display cases and cabinet fronts
● Enamel surfaces
Made In: Japan.