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When you deionize water, it draws in other elements and minerals, such as dirt and contaminants. Since most of its mineral content was removed, it seeks to acquire those otherwise missing components. It aggressively tries to compensate for the loss of these ions by taking them away from everything is touches. Because of the ability to easily remove dirt and contaminants, this makes a great cleaning agent for a variety of surfaces such as tabletops, wooden surfaces, windows, mirrors, baseboards, floors, and even carpet cleaning. 

Since there are no minerals in deionized water, it doesn't leave behind the cloudy residue, spots, or stains on surfaces that you normally see. For those who are not using Deionized (DI) Water as a primary cleanser, it is an excellent second-stage rinsing agent highly effective in removing all trace amounts of cleaning solution left behind.