Cleaning the inside windshield is a pia! Does anyone have a trick or tip on cleaning this?
I bought one of these at Walmart years ago and it makes the job "easier", not to be confused with "easy". I just give it a shot of windex and run it around, it's still a pain but it is a noticeable upgrade from using a paper towel.
http://www.amazon.com/Seen-Windshield-Wonder-Microfiber-Cloth/dp/B0029XJVA6
If you really bite the bullet and do the hard work one time of applying a good coat of RainX glass polish on the interior glass it makes it easier to clean it later on.
I just checked out that Invisible Glass that the other guy mentioned and it looks like they make one of those glass cleaning tools of their own, you can buy a whole kit. I might try some of the product with my cleaning tool.
http://www.invisibleglass.com/
http://www.amazon.com/Seen-Windshield-Wonder-Microfiber-Cloth/dp/B0029XJVA6
If you really bite the bullet and do the hard work one time of applying a good coat of RainX glass polish on the interior glass it makes it easier to clean it later on.
I just checked out that Invisible Glass that the other guy mentioned and it looks like they make one of those glass cleaning tools of their own, you can buy a whole kit. I might try some of the product with my cleaning tool.
http://www.invisibleglass.com/
Plain old vinegar and newspaper actually works better than anything. streak free.
I have found invisi glass sucks. Be careful what you use on your tint as certain home cleaners can ruin car window tint. Rainx idea is excellent. I love that stuff. most the time don't even need wipers when I use it.
I know vinegar cleans well because I use it on calcium and such, but I don't know that I'd be willing to use it in my ride. Doesn't that leave things stinky for awhile?
Easiest is to pay somebody else to do it. Drop off on your way to work, pick up on your way home!
Vinegar only leaves things stinky if you can smell.
