Cleaning inside of car windscreen

DCFC79

What does everyone use for cleaning the inside of the car windscreen ?

Ive used some glass cleanerc (Mr muscle stuff) and it didnt seem to do much good.

vikingaero

Autogylm Window Polish. I've tried every "non smear" polish/spray going and it's the only one that works first time without using newspaper. The only downers are the price and chalky residue.

InsideInsurance

I want to know where the dirt on the inside of the windscreen comes from/ what it is as our new car needs doing at least once every 3 weeks otherwise night driving becomes a problem. The old car was probably once a month to 6 weeks.

Personally most the time simply kitchen roll works fine on ours. Occasionally spray it with glass cleaner but not normally necessary.

NickD76

You can get special wipes in most petrol stations for this, they are a bit like wet wipes and only cost a couple of quid. Other than that you want to use either hot water with a tiny dash of washing up liquid in it and a squirt of lemon juice (jif lemon works well), or something like windowlene.

Yolina

For the past 10 years or so, I've been using microfibre cloths, works for me. No glass cleaner required:)

colino

Can't beat Nilglass, and make sure passengers don't "help" you by putting their greasy hands on the glass to wipe it for you. The plastics in some cars do seem to sweat a bit and even in an unused car, you find a film has built up in a few weeks.

AndyPK

Damp chamois.

OddballJamie

AndyPK wrote: »

Damp chamois.

Chamois? Haven't used one in years, microfibre drying cloths for me

kimandju

Window cleaner and a microfibre cloth

DCFC79

Yolina wrote: »

For the past 10 years or so, I've been using microfibre cloths, works for me. No glass cleaner required:)

Just a microfibre cloth and that works.

Need to get a microfibre cloth

InsideInsurance wrote: »

Personally most the time simply kitchen roll works fine on ours. Occasionally spray it with glass cleaner but not normally necessary.

Ill give that a go, as I say I tried the glass cleaner and didnt work.

DCFC79

kimandju wrote: »

Window cleaner and a microfibre cloth

As I say I tried window cleaner and it didnt work but dotn think I tried a microfibre cloth so will need to buy 1.