Interior window cleaning - what to use

[bwanac]

I have a mild build up of "haze" on the inside of my windscreen, what is going to give me a quick and easy clean? What will give me the best clean (not concerning time and effort)? Any tips about products and or methods are appreciated!

[Asbradley21]

try windex?

[stumble_t]

newsprint and glass cleaner.

[nickpdx]

Stoner's Invisible Glass

[PReta]

stoner's invisible glass

+1

[StereoInstaller1]

newsprint and glass cleaner.

Stoner's Invisible Glass

Right thurr...Stoners and newspaper.

[havand]

....Why newspaper? Doesn't it leave black ink behind?

[StereoInstaller1]

....Why newspaper? Doesn't it leave black ink behind?

Nope. Try it, it absolutely fucking rocks.

Don't use the glossy stuff.

[daniel]

try windex?

not this

[AndrewBird]

I love Windex, but for it to work well, you have to use it right. I use a single paper towel to "apply" it, then use two paper towels folded into a quarter-sheet size to buff it off. As soon as the buffing towel get even remotely damn, I switch it to the application towel and get a new buffer. I can usually clean the windshield and rear window before I have to switch towels. Using this technique, I can get windows so clear you have a hard time telling they are there.

[bwanac]

Stoners it is... this stuff? http://www.autogeek.net/glass-cleaner.html





Anyone tried their other products, like the "Stoner Invisible Glass Cleaner With Rain Repellent"?

[Eurospec]

I use the aerosol personally and swear by it.

I'll have to try using newspaper next time as MF towels tend to leave some streaks.

[bwanac]

Aerosol over liquid? Hmm....

[stumble_t]

^^^ that's what I use... either sprayaway or CRL