I remember hearing a long time ago, that professional drivers like chauffeurs; never used any polish on the inside of the windows of their cars. Just a cloth dampened with water.
Is this still the case, or have polishes improved over the years; and now don't leave awkward residues?
I use absolutely f*ck all.
The only window in my car that gets a bit mucky is the windscreen & i use a simple cloth to clean it.
Why would you?
Spooge.
hehe - I always remember getting into a mates car in winter, the screen misted up instantly, revealing a pair of dainty footprints on the windscreen...
He looked rather flushed when i pointed them out :)
White Vinegar in hot water and newspaper was what the Victorians used. It still works today and is being touted as an "ECO" friendly green cleaning method.
I agree - hot water and white vinegar. You can buy glass cleaning sprays in the supermarkets that contain water and vinegar.
I use it on my laptop screen with great success.
Hiram wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
I use Mr. Muscle glass cleaner. Has vinegar in it, and wipe off with newspaper the old fashioned way. Any further slight marks are dealt with with a micro fibre cloth.
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