Q&A for How to Make Soapy Ammonia Cleaning Solution

Don't combine ammonia and vinegar in the cleaning solution. Ammonia is an alkali and vinegar is an acid, so the two cancel each other out and become neutral, losing all cleaning power.

Yes. Soap attracts dirt, so if you don't rinse after using the solution, your newly cleaned area will become dirty again much faster.

The dish soap you use is probably scent enough. Plus, you never know how some ingredients combine, so I wouldn't add anything.

No. One of the first man made fertilizers was ammonia. Your plants will be fine.

This is not recommended. The two would combine to form ethyl acetate. This would leave a sticky residue behind.