How to Clean Inside Car Windows

Driving to the car wash or running your hose are the typical start to washing the outside of your car, but how do you clean the inside of a car windshield? Get yourself a microfiber towel, glass cleaner, and rubbing alcohol, then follow the steps below.

How to Clean Car Windshield Inside

If you’re driving around Elk Grove in your new car, and you notice a haze forming inside your windshield, it might be time for an inside scrubbing:

• Wipe down the glass with a microfiber cleaning cloth to remove dirt and grime.
• Spray glass cleaner on the microfiber towel, and wipe down the inside of the windshield.
• Apply rubbing alcohol to another clean microfiber cloth, and wipe down the inside of the window. This cuts any grease build up that the glass cleaner may not be able to get.
• Another round of glass cleaner can help give you even better transparency.

Can You Use Windex on Car Windows? Yes and No.

Using Windex on your vehicle windows is ok. If you have tinted windows it is sometimes recommended that you don’t use Windex. If an outside party did your tints, it’s alright to play it safe and avoid the product on your inside windows. Factory tints won’t have any problems with Windex. If you need help contact us at Kareem Auto Sales Inc to get recommendations on cleaning.

Tips and Tricks

Follow these instructions if you still have some spotting, and have a clean view in Roseville:

• Make sure you use a microfiber cloth! It eliminates spots and streaks.
• Use a reach-and-clean tool to get in the hard to reach spots.
• Use both circular and vertical motions.
• Use this process with all interior windows.

Kareem Auto Sales Inc: Your Car Care Experts

If you’re driving around Folsom and need some car care tips, get in contact with Kareem Auto Sales Inc. Our team always here to help!