Tips For Streak-Free Windshields And Windows
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The Reality of Windows and Dirt
We love fresh air, and therefore we roll down the windows. That’s just a welcome mat for dust and dirt to settle in. Your dashboard will take the brunt of this.
However, your windshields both on the exterior and interior will also get a weird glaze across them. IT’s almost like a fog that is just so annoying.
Truth be told, no matter what vehicle you own, the year, or make or even what local auto dealer you purchased your car from, windshields and car windows all eventually get a haze.
Take into account that the car you drive off the lot or are purchasing, or own will be your workhorse.
Whether you have a new car or a pre-owned vehicle, all windshields and windows get dirty.
The Reality of Windows and Dirt
Kids are in our cars and their hands are literally grease magnets. Everything they touch gets dirty. IF they are eating in your car, say hello to dirty, smeared, and smudged windows.
Those pint-size hand marks are greasy, sticky, dirty and even sometimes loaded with ‘boog’. Kids can’t help themselves, they touch what they want.
Don’t forget smoke, pollution and hot, steamy foods that come into your car, all creating a smear-like dirt build-up!
I can pretty much guarantee you that my supply list will not send you running to the store to clean the windshields and windows but instead right to your cleaning cabinets and recycle bin.
I love it when I use products in my home for multiple uses, other than those they were intended for. The fact that these are practical items also means that they won’t break the bank.
Grab Your Supplies to Create Streak-Free Windshields and Windows
Newspapers
Rubbing Alcohol a.k.a isopropyl alcohol
White Vinegar
Method One: Rubbing Alcohol & Newspaper
Method Two: White Vinegar & Newspaper
Easy & Fast
Today as you read the article, please note that some of the highlighted links may be affiliate links. If you click on the links and then make a purchase from the website, I may receive some type of compensation. Regardless, I will only recommend products or services I use personally or believe will add value to my readers. Which is why I have added said links!
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