How to Clean Air Conditioning Water Stains on Car Windows?
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Here are the methods to remove air conditioning water stains from car windows: 1. Clean the glass: First, wash and dry the glass, ensuring no sand or dust remains on the surface. 2. Use a cleaner: Shake the car glass cleaner well and apply an appropriate amount to the gray side of a sponge. Then, use the sponge to make small circular motions on the glass surface, spreading it evenly. 3. Rinse the glass: After wiping, rinse and dry the glass with water and a towel, and the air conditioning water stains will be removed. Below is some related information about car windows: 1. Classification of car windows: They are divided into laminated glass, tempered glass, and regional tempered glass, which can withstand strong impacts. 2. Classification by location: They are divided into four types: front windshield, side windows, rear windshield, and sunroof glass.
I've been driving for over a decade, and this kind of air conditioning water stain is all too common. It's mainly white circles left by dried minerals in the condensate water. At first, you can wipe it off with a damp cloth, but it becomes harder to deal with over time. Here's a home remedy for you: buy a bottle of white vinegar from the supermarket, mix it with warm water in a 1:1 ratio, soak a kitchen paper towel in it, and directly apply it to the spots for half an hour. Then gently scrub with a nano sponge and rinse clean with glass cleaner. If it's particularly stubborn, take it to a car repair shop and have them use that glass cleaning paste with abrasive agents—it'll cost you about a hundred yuan to get it done. The key is to deal with it early. Last year, I didn't take care of it in time on my car, and now when it rains, the wipers leave water marks. Oh, and after cleaning, it's best to apply a coating to the glass—it can prevent water stains for about three months.
