How to clean the inside of a windscreen

[InternetSwag]

Hey guys, took my car to a car wash the weekend. Wash and wax. They did a decent job but they used the same sponge outside as in.
So they waxed my car then used that same sponge to wash the inside of my car, even my windscreen.

The result was me driving home thinking whatever this is will dry up.

It didn't - it actually got much worse. I had this thick layer of fuzz covering my windscreen. Tried wiping it with a t shirt, just smudged it around. Tried baby wipes, it pretty much just moved it around and the wipes left trails everywhere.

Then I tried isopropyl alcohol. This seems to have worked the best, but it's still not great. That **** is really on there. wtf do I do. scared of damaging my windows somehow.

Kind of annoying really since i gave the guy a R50 tip

 

[3WA]

Try sunlight dish soap.

 

[|tera|]

Since it's wax based. I suggest you put in a wick and set it on fire.
Just an idea

 

[Nirv]

I've had good success with a waterless glass cleaner, both inside and outside.

 

[pinball wizard]

Newspaper.

 

[|tera|]

Newspaper.

Had a memory lapse (more often these days).
This will work too.

Second option to use the newspaper and set it on fire.....

 

[bromster]

Maybe start with some 70% alcohol on a paper towel to get the haze off. Then Mr. Muscle glass cleaner.

 

[rustypup]

Fire?

 

[3WA]

Maybe start with some 70% alcohol on a paper towel to get the haze off.

Me, every day after work.

 

[ScottulusMaximus]

I'm at a loss to think of what to wash a glass window with...

If only someone made a window and glass cleaner. Could call it glassoline or maybe windolene?

 

[Daisy Cloudskitter]

Dunk a microfibre cloth in a bowl with warm water & ~teaspoon washing up liquid, ~cup of plain white vinegar.
Squeeze cloth out enough not to drip, wash. No rinse needed, just dry with scrunched up kitchen roll.

Worth a try, one go usually enough to sparkle any glass (even shifts crayon marks from mirrors).

 

[richjdavies]

Vinegar and newspaper

 

[Geoff.D]

The real problem is solved by washing your own car.

 

[Geoff.D]

Dunk a microfibre cloth in a bowl with warm water & ~teaspoon washing up liquid, ~cup of plain white vinegar.
Squeeze cloth out enough not to drip, wash. No rinse needed, just dry with scrunched up kitchen roll.

Worth a try, one go usually enough to sparkle any glass (even shifts crayon marks from mirrors).

This. You could also use meths mixed with water.
Whiskey or brandy also works.

 

[RS73]

Hi I maybe off topic but what do you guys think about Meguirs hybrid liquid wax - can be used on glass and trims. its expensive but I see turtle wax also has a variant. has anyone tried these

 

[InternetSwag]

I got if off using the newspaper suggestion.
Thanks! I have no faken idea why newspaper worked but it did.