How to Clean the Front Windshield of a Car?
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Use dishwashing liquid or soapy water to clean the front windshield. Cleaning Agents: What car owners are most concerned about is whether stains on the car glass can be removed, making a good car glass cleaner essential. The first thing to note is whether abrasive cleaners will scratch the glass and damage the rear window defogger grid lines. Try to avoid using abrasive cleaners on the vehicle's glass, as such damage can affect the driver's visibility. Keeping the car windows clean can reduce glare and improve visibility. Glass Rust: Cleaning glass rust is quite troublesome. Even with glass cleaner, it can be hard to remove. Even laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid, which should not be used on glass, may not help. You can first wipe the glass with a damp cloth, then use a clean damp cloth dipped in a little alcohol or liquor to scrub the car glass vigorously, which can make the glass shine like new. If there is a lot of grease on the car glass, you can use ammonia water to wipe it. Just add a small amount of ammonia to water, and this can make the car owner's glass very bright.
Every time I clean the car's windshield, I first turn off the engine and find a shady spot to work, avoiding direct sunlight that could leave water marks. Then, I gently brush off dust and insect residue with a soft-bristled brush to prevent scratching the glass. Next, I spray a dedicated automotive glass cleaner evenly across the surface, waiting a few dozen seconds for the dirt to soften before wiping in circular motions with a microfiber cloth. Finally, I dry it from top to bottom. Interior cleaning is also important—I apply an anti-fingerprint spray to a cloth before wiping the inside, avoiding direct spraying on the glass to prevent liquid from seeping into the dashboard. I regularly check the wiper blades for damage, cleaning them with water or replacing them if dirty. I clean the windshield once a week, with additional cleaning after rainy days, as maintaining clear visibility is crucial for driving safety.