How to Remove Wax from Car Windows?
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Use a towel dipped in windshield washer fluid to clean, then rinse with clean water and wipe dry after removing the wax. Apply toothpaste to the waxed area, wipe with a damp towel, and then rinse with clean water. Wipe the glass with a hot, damp towel, then dry it with a clean towel. Use a hair dryer to heat the wax marks, quickly wipe with a soft cloth dipped in gasoline or kerosene, and then use a clean soft cloth to remove any residual oil stains.
There is wax on the car window, probably because it splashed during waxing without noticing. Wax is oily, and water alone won't clean it properly. I would spray glass-specific cleaner on a soft cloth and gently wipe the glass. If the wax is too hard, first soften it with warm water before wiping, or use an alcohol cotton swab to apply, wait a few seconds for it to dissolve, and then wipe it off. After wiping, make sure to dry it with a clean towel and check for any remaining stains that might affect driving visibility. Before waxing, it's best to cover the glass area with tape or plastic film to avoid accidents. Handle it gently to avoid scratching the glass. Safe driving is important, and regular cleaning can also extend the lifespan of the glass. I've encountered similar situations myself, and quick handling solves the problem—patience is key.
