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Cleaning your car’s glass isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. It can be difficult to do the job without producing streaks that can interfere with your visibility while driving on the road. However, you can easily master the art of cleaning windshields and door window glass so that they look crisp and clean year-round. Here are a few tips to keep in mind.

How to Clean Your Windows

1. Dry Wipe the Surface

Prepare the windows for a deeper clean by wiping them from top to bottom with a dry microfiber cloth first. This is key to eliminating the invisible buildup of dust particles and dirt that tend to develop over time. It’s best to use a reversible cloth that features one fine finish and one thick finish. 

2. Use a Glass Cleaner

door window glass

Using a cleaning solution that is safe for windshields and door window glass, apply some onto a separate dry microfiber cloth. Avoid oversaturating the cloth or spraying too much onto the surface directly, as this could cause a hazy finish to develop on the glass. You should also use a cleaning product that is safe to use inside the vehicle, or you risk the integrity of the materials inside the car, like the leather and plastic. You can also create your own solution by blending half distilled water with half alcohol and a cap of distilled white vinegar. Clean in a circular motion, moving from top to bottom.

3. Dry the Glass Carefully

You can avoid streaks entirely simply by using another dry microfiber cloth to sop up any moisture from the glass. Do so slowly and methodically until the windows gleam. Observe the results, and repeat the cleaning process if you want to achieve a more vibrant finish. 

 

If your windshield or door window glass could use some attention, turn to the professionals at Auto Glass Experts in Hastings, NE. These professionals offer extensive experience and use state-of-the-art tools to ensure that your glass looks its best and is safe for you to drive. Visit their website for more information, or call (402) 463-0025 to schedule an appointment.

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