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This task used to be doable. Now it seems impossible. When using Windex, Glass Plus, and even Invisible Glass (Stoner), the glass never gets completely clean. I end up repeating the cleaning process 3 or 4 times and am still not satisfied with the results.
Sometime a few years back, I read that plastics used in car interiors continually off-gas chemicals that create a film on the inside of the glass. And that this film is the reason that interior car glass is so hard to clean.
Either the plastics used in car interiors have gotten cheaper, and off-gas more, or the cleaning products have become less effective. Or both. I have noticed that standard Windex seems less capable around the house than it was in the past.
What product, or DIY cleaning solution, works for interior car glass?
Sometime a few years back, I read that plastics used in car interiors continually off-gas chemicals that create a film on the inside of the glass. And that this film is the reason that interior car glass is so hard to clean.
Either the plastics used in car interiors have gotten cheaper, and off-gas more, or the cleaning products have become less effective. Or both. I have noticed that standard Windex seems less capable around the house than it was in the past.
What product, or DIY cleaning solution, works for interior car glass?
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