Can Alcohol Remove Oil Film from Car Windows?
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Alcohol can remove oil film from glass. As a volatile liquid, alcohol is capable of removing it, although the effect is not particularly pronounced. Causes of oil film formation on car windows: Impurities and dust in the air, vehicle exhaust, oil smoke pollution, bird droppings, insect remains, or tree sap. Preventive measures: Consider applying a protective film to the car windows. This film can isolate the glass from direct contact with the air, thereby reducing oil film formation. Alternatively, using glass cleaner can provide a more thorough clean and help prevent oil film buildup to some extent. Treatment methods: Use toothpaste to remove oil film or employ specialized oil film cleaners.