What to Use to Clean the Inside of the Windshield Without Leaving Marks?
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You can use a chamois cloth to wipe without leaving marks. Below are some methods for cleaning the inside of the windshield: 1. Dishwashing Liquid: Dishwashing liquid is perfect for wiping car windows. Just mix some with water, and even the inside can be cleaned thoroughly. 2. Soapy Water: Use soapy water to clean the windshield. Soapy water is easier to clean with, making it a great choice—just a gentle wipe will do the job. 3. Cleaning Agent: There are many cleaning agents available on the market, so you can choose any one. Follow the instructions on the cleaning agent to clean the inside of the windshield. For hard-to-reach areas, a toothbrush can be used for convenience and time-saving.
I mainly use my family car to pick up and drop off my kids at school, and the inside of the windshield always accumulates fog and fingerprints. I used to wipe it with tissues, but it left a bunch of lint marks, which was even more annoying. Later, I learned the simplest method: use an old cotton T-shirt or microfiber cloth dipped in diluted white vinegar water (vinegar to water ratio 1:3), spray it on the cloth instead of directly on the glass, and gently wipe in circles. The vinegar removes grease without leaving water stains. After wiping, use a clean, dry cloth to dry it off to prevent residue. Avoid doing this in direct sunlight during summer; choose a shady spot to prevent quick evaporation and streaks. Clean it regularly once a week, especially before the rainy season, to prevent fog buildup and ensure clear visibility. This method is cost-effective, eco-friendly, and efficient, using ingredients straight from the kitchen. Safe driving starts with clear glass.
