Mothers re|Vision Glass + Surface Cleaner

Yes — the safety data sheet Section 3 discloses isopropyl alcohol under 10% and water as the only named ingredients, with no ammonium hydroxide listed at any concentration. The brand label and the SDS are consistent on ammonia-free status. That makes the formula compatible with aftermarket adhesive-backed window tint and the hydrophobic glass coatings that ammonia degrades over time.

Ammonia is the primary tint-compatibility concern and this formula is ammonia-free per the safety data sheet, so the chemistry that damages tint adhesive and ceramic glass coatings is not present. Mothers labels the product 'Tint-Safe.' For ceramic or rain-repellent coatings, verify with the coating manufacturer if you want a categorical compatibility statement — coating chemistries vary.

Prop 65 and OSHA GHS are different regulatory regimes. The safety data sheet Section 15 lists ethanol (Developmental) with the explicit qualifier that the developmental hazard applies only when ethanol is ingested as an alcoholic beverage — not through normal glass-cleaner exposure. The brand makes the disclosure regardless because California law requires it whenever any listed substance is present. The product carries the warning even though normal use is not the exposure scenario behind the listing.

The front-bottle 'CAUTION: Possible Eye or Skin Irritant' is a brand label-level precaution. Under OSHA HCS 2012, the formula does not meet the threshold for a GHS signal word or hazard code, so the safety data sheet Section 2 classifies it as not hazardous. Brands often add conservative label language ahead of the formal GHS classification. The chemistry-based score reflects the SDS, not the marketing label.