A Windex Multi-Surface spray solution gathered for testing. Then, 3 coupons of each substrate (ceramic, plastic, painted steel) were collected and initial weights were taken. Hucker's Soil (Creamy Peanut Butter, Salted Butter, Wheat gluten, Egg Yolk, Evaporated milk, DI water, Printer's ink with boiled linseed oil, India Ink, Saline Solution) was applied to each coupon and allowed to air dry for 2 hours. After the 2 hour dry time, the weights of the newly contaminated coupons were measured. All coupons were placed into a Gardner-scrub Abrasion Tester machine. Wypall cleaning cloths were attached to each of the 3 cleaning blocks used for the test. Each Wypall cloth and all coupons received 2 sprays of the Windex Multi-Surface solution and the Gardner-scrub Abrasion Tester was run for 20 repetitions, simulating 20 manual wipes. Once cleaning concluded, the cleaned coupons were allowed to air dry for 24 hours. After 24 hours, the weights of the cleaned coupons were measured.
Windex Multi-Surface spray was analyzed to determine its effectiveness in the removal of Hucker's Soil from ceramic, plastic, and painted steel substrates. Windex Multi-Surface spray was shown to be 84.02% effective in the removal of Hucker's Soil from ceramic, 77.98% effective in the removal of Hucker's Soil from plastic, and 89.07% effective in the removal of Hucker's Soil from painted steel. Overall, Windex Multi-Surface was 83.69% effective in removing Hucker's Soil from all substrates used for testing.