Hello, I would like to know whether ammonia water, when used to clean surfaces, e.g., evaporates without leaving any residue or whether there are any residues of the ammonia.
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If it is really only ammonia dissolved in distilled water, it evaporates without residue. If it is dissolved in tap water, a residue remains.
Thank you. Do you mean that there is a residue from the water in itself lime or so or from ammonia? Can you explain why it is?