A New Way to Clean Windows...
#1
A New Way to Clean Windows...
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
#7
Re: A New Way to Clean Windows...
Originally posted by Tatanko
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
#8
I wash cars at my part time job at a golf course. These are high-end cars, and what I do over there is spray the window with a little bit of Stoner Invisible Glass. Take the newspaper(not colored) and crumple that up. Unfold the newspaper and go to town. It works like a charm, but put some elbow grease into it so the window doesn't streak!
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#12
Originally posted by maximamoose
Stoner Invisible Glass.
Stoner Invisible Glass.
Jae
#13
Re: Re: A New Way to Clean Windows...
Originally posted by PiotrC70
3 blue cans (I believe called sprayaway) Amonia free, smells better than wet newspaper or windex and cleans AWESOME, safe on tint.
3 blue cans (I believe called sprayaway) Amonia free, smells better than wet newspaper or windex and cleans AWESOME, safe on tint.
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#15
Yeah, I remember when I was living in San Diego, a homeless person came up to my truck and asked me if I wanted me windows cleaned for a dollar. He used newspapers and they looked fabulous. I gave him $20 for the good job he did.
#16
I FUKING HATE the hard water around here and it looks nasty after it dries on windows no matter what I do. I've tried it all...nothing works EXCEPT window polish to remove the hard water spots.
I've tried the Stoner Invisible Glass and it shines up nice, but doesn't do anything for the spots. The only products that I've found that can chew through the spots are too harsh for paint, so I stay away from them.
Griot's Fine Window Polish is a PITA by hand, but it works.
I've tried the Stoner Invisible Glass and it shines up nice, but doesn't do anything for the spots. The only products that I've found that can chew through the spots are too harsh for paint, so I stay away from them.
Griot's Fine Window Polish is a PITA by hand, but it works.
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#24
Re: A New Way to Clean Windows...
Originally posted by Tatanko
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
Arm & Hammer baking soda is like 157 years old, and now they have a new box for your fridge that opens up on both sides like your g/f's low cut blouse--amazing how the marketing dept. keeps coming up with ways to keep pushing this ancient product, and is successful at it. My grandpa told me about their successful campaign decades ago where they told you to pour it down the drain to keep the drain fresh, and go buy another box. GENIUS marketing, people actually did it, and sales went up!
#25
Originally posted by IceY2K1
I FUKING HATE the hard water around here and it looks nasty after it dries on windows no matter what I do. I've tried it all...nothing works EXCEPT window polish to remove the hard water spots.
I've tried the Stoner Invisible Glass and it shines up nice, but doesn't do anything for the spots. The only products that I've found that can chew through the spots are too harsh for paint, so I stay away from them.
Griot's Fine Window Polish is a PITA by hand, but it works.
I FUKING HATE the hard water around here and it looks nasty after it dries on windows no matter what I do. I've tried it all...nothing works EXCEPT window polish to remove the hard water spots.
I've tried the Stoner Invisible Glass and it shines up nice, but doesn't do anything for the spots. The only products that I've found that can chew through the spots are too harsh for paint, so I stay away from them.
Griot's Fine Window Polish is a PITA by hand, but it works.
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#26
Yeah, 0000# wool is awesome. Took the goop off when I ripped the tint off. Just be careful on the defroster lines.
Ok, so we know what works for regular windows...what about Tints? What's everybody's secret?
Jae
Ok, so we know what works for regular windows...what about Tints? What's everybody's secret?
Jae
#27
On the INSIDE, water spots on tint.... I STILL use steel wool..... J/K I use that sprayaway stuff from Costco, blue cans w/ like waterfall on the front or something... says right on the can, Amonia free. The other stuff that I know is amonia free has a 50's lady on the front w/ an ironing board or something like that, simple, white/blue can. ( I believe that is sprayaway's older version but I'm most likely wrong)
#29
Originally posted by Armelius
Dirtex sold at Serman Williams paint stores, best I ever used, no streaks even if you miss a spot and takes up the hard water stains. Great for chrome too.
Dirtex sold at Serman Williams paint stores, best I ever used, no streaks even if you miss a spot and takes up the hard water stains. Great for chrome too.
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#30
Is it just me or does Stoner's actually make your glass sticky? It cleans like a champ, but when it rains all I see is smear. Windshield wipers jump across the windshield. Then the glass goes right back to clean when dry. Dangerous in the rain. Anyone else have this problem?
#34
Re: A New Way to Clean Windows...
Originally posted by Tatanko
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
I just remembered something my dad told me while I was cleaning out the interior of my mom's car. An interesting way to clean your windows...
You simply need some newspaper and some Windex or whatever you use to clean your windows normally, but a mix of water & vinegar works even better. You clean like normal, only this seems to work better than standard paper towels and stuff.
Dunno if any of you have ever heard of using that kind of stuff, but WOW...really gets the job done.
And to think my grandma came up with the idea...
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