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odd one but best interior windscreen cleaner

corkgsxr · 2013-07-14 19:27:09

Iv found alot of window cleaners after a day or 2 leave a residue on the inside. Is there any that just clean windows and not leave **** all over the inside

14-07-2013 7:27pm

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corkgsxr

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Iv found alot of window cleaners after a day or 2 leave a residue on the inside. Is there any that just clean windows and not leave **** all over the inside

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#2 14-07-2013 7:30pm

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The residues implies it's not clean at all. A couple of attempts with a clean cloth each time might be worth a shot.

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#3 14-07-2013 7:48pm

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Microfiber cloth and 50/50 water/white vinegar in a clean spray bottle works for me.

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#4 14-07-2013 8:12pm

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MuppetCheck wrote: »

The residues implies it's not clean at all. A couple of attempts with a clean cloth each time might be worth a shot.

I dont think so. Gleaming for a day or 2 then if its sunny you see a layer on the inside

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#5 14-07-2013 8:21pm

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Use some newspaper to clean it off, spray and wipe then use a fresh sheet.
I think its as much to do with the cloth as the cleaner.

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#6 14-07-2013 9:28pm

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I use this and find it very good,

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