Have tried wiping window with cleaner and kitchen roll instead of a rag, usually does the trick for me.
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That is my weapon of choice too
i normally use mr muscle window cleaner and good old fashion newspaper for a streak free finish!
Never tried that, as I just use the stuff that's in a spray bottle from poundland.
If I can use regular table vinegar I might be able to save even more!
I use the same Poundland stuff as Syx, although I have an inside one and an outside one. In the outside one, I've added about 10ml of Fairy Liquid and a couple of squirts of TFR to help cut through road grime.
Both applications are the same whether it is interior or exterior glass. Try not to do it when the whether is cold as the condensation from your own body heat will leave you buffing indefinitely!!
1. Spray product onto microfibre mitt or failing that, a microfibre cloth.
2. Wipe over window, starting at the top and working down.
3. Turn mitt over / use a dry microfibre cloth and buff off.
4. Use a screwed up bit of newspaper to get rid of the streaks.
Two top tips for doing the windscreen:
1. Always do this from the passenger seat as there is no steering wheel to get in the way (and also no accidental horn presses which usually results in my missus coming out to see what I want!)
2. I heartily recommend using a mitt for the windscreen. Don't clean with the palm of your hand, use the back of your hand / fingers as you can get right down to the bottom of the screen without dislocating your wrist
Both applications are the same whether it is interior or exterior glass. Try not to do it when the whether is cold as the condensation from your own body heat will leave you buffing indefinitely!!
1. Spray product onto microfibre mitt or failing that, a microfibre cloth.
2. Wipe over window, starting at the top and working down.
3. Turn mitt over / use a dry microfibre cloth and buff off.
4. Use a screwed up bit of newspaper to get rid of the streaks.
Two top tips for doing the windscreen:
1. Always do this from the passenger seat as there is no steering wheel to get in the way (and also no accidental horn presses which usually results in my missus coming out to see what I want!)
2. I heartily recommend using a mitt for the windscreen. Don't clean with the palm of your hand, use the back of your hand / fingers as you can get right down to the bottom of the screen without dislocating your wrist
Good luck, as I said in my reply, glass cloths are made for the job in hand
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