How do you clean the inside of the windsheld?
04-10-2009, 09:59 AM
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How do you clean the inside of the windsheld?
I have a 2003 Acura TL and Im having trouble cleaning my inside windsheild real good, it is very hard to try to apply pressure cuz there is no room too. and i cannot reach all the spots on the windsheild.
Any tips?
Any tips?
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I was at the auto parts store (O'Reilly, I think) and found one of these tools in the area with MF towels and such, so I bought it. This one is branded Stoners.
http://www.invisibleglass.com/ReachClean.htm
Tried it out this week-end. MUCH better than trying to clean inside front and rear windsheilds by hand. You can get a pretty good amount of leverage and don't have to get all contorted to reach the lower corners. I had given up on even cleaning the inside rear windshield. This is a big help.
Tip: After cleaning, do a "dry" pass with a clean MF hung over the tool.
I was at the auto parts store (O'Reilly, I think) and found one of these tools in the area with MF towels and such, so I bought it. This one is branded Stoners.
http://www.invisibleglass.com/ReachClean.htm
Tried it out this week-end. MUCH better than trying to clean inside front and rear windsheilds by hand. You can get a pretty good amount of leverage and don't have to get all contorted to reach the lower corners. I had given up on even cleaning the inside rear windshield. This is a big help.
Tip: After cleaning, do a "dry" pass with a clean MF hung over the tool.
04-10-2009, 12:36 PM
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buy that item from Patrick, I have it and it works as advertised, made cleaning the windshield as well as the rear window a piece of cake.
Another great buy from EXCEL DETAIL!!! thanks Patrick
Another great buy from EXCEL DETAIL!!! thanks Patrick
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I utilize napkins from the gas stations or from public restrooms. It's a napkin that doesn't have much lint. I dampen one napkin and have one that is dry. I try to make sure that I don't soak then wring the napkin because there is just too much water. (too much water = more wiping)
I wipe a small area with the damp napkin and go over the same area with the dry napkin.
As for the corners and near the dash, I position myself like I am leaning in the car to get something from the center console, place my palm on the window with the napkin and wipe using the tips of my finger. Usually I have one hand on the seat or center console for support.
The paper & water is free! Hope it helps
I wipe a small area with the damp napkin and go over the same area with the dry napkin.
As for the corners and near the dash, I position myself like I am leaning in the car to get something from the center console, place my palm on the window with the napkin and wipe using the tips of my finger. Usually I have one hand on the seat or center console for support.
The paper & water is free! Hope it helps
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