Finally--->CLEAN WINDOWS WITH NO STREAKS!
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Here is another option instead of the fluffy microfiber towel. It is a specialized MF glass cloth that works extreemly well.
Glass Cloth
Glass Cloth
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Originally posted by mister_two
I have read about the newspaper trick. But how does it work exactly? Do I spray Windex on windows and wipe it off with the newspaper ? Or do i spray it on the newspaper and wipe it on the glass ? Or do I just use plain water ? Thanks.
I have read about the newspaper trick. But how does it work exactly? Do I spray Windex on windows and wipe it off with the newspaper ? Or do i spray it on the newspaper and wipe it on the glass ? Or do I just use plain water ? Thanks.
I've had better luck with a glass cleaner and Microfiber towels.
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Originally posted by mister_two
I have read about the newspaper trick. But how does it work exactly? Do I spray Windex on windows and wipe it off with the newspaper ? Or do i spray it on the newspaper and wipe it on the glass ? Or do I just use plain water ? Thanks.
I have read about the newspaper trick. But how does it work exactly? Do I spray Windex on windows and wipe it off with the newspaper ? Or do i spray it on the newspaper and wipe it on the glass ? Or do I just use plain water ? Thanks.
1) Spray half of windshield or whole side windows with Windex (in shade and not hot) let sit for about 30 seconds.
2) Wipe off with newspaper (I use coffee filters).
3) Keep a spray bottle of plain water and spray on.
4) Wipe off with a fresh newspaper or coffee filter.
You will have clean streak free glass without fancy towels or cleaners.
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I hate when that happens. Obviously, my technique only works on the outside. It does work, however, and leaves the windows streak free.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mntony
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Although it's a PITA to sop up all that water from the seats and floor afterwards...
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mntony
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Although it's a PITA to sop up all that water from the seats and floor afterwards...
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