Stupid Question: How to effectively clean interior windows?

[SCiesie154]

I simply use a damp microfiber then follow up with a dry one. It works great.

 

[mattbta]

Ages ago, I bought some Toluene when I was attempting to buy a Buick Grand National to use as a fuel additive. Deal fell through and the toluene sat for decades. I bet my dad tossed it by now.

 

[jeremiahm]

I need to clean the inside of my windows, because my White German Shepherds put their noses all over them.

Using newspaper as the wiper material has always given me the best results.

So hard to find newspaper these days!

 

[89Suburban]

I can’t believe how good this vinegar potion works inside and out. Love it.

 

[89Suburban]

I can’t believe how good this vinegar potion works inside and out. Love it.

I haven’t cleaned my interior glass in about 2 months because of the cold weather and no heated garage access.

Had multiple and rain/snowstorms and humidity levels. Still look as clean as ever. Totally sold on the vinegar/ water potion.

 

[89Suburban]

Matter of fact as I sit here now in my garage I cleaned this glass 3-4 months ago after being neglected for many years. Not too bad either. IT WORKS.

 

[Fless]

I haven’t cleaned my interior glass in about 2 months because of the cold weather and no heated garage access.

Had multiple and rain/snowstorms and humidity levels. Still look as clean as ever. Totally sold on the vinegar/ water potion.

Same. Was just noticing the other day how clean mine was staying.

 

[Scrappycrow]

Something that looks to have not been mentioned yet (yes, I searched on both of the words) is to not use any fabric softener when washing & drying the cloths you use on glass (and doing an extra rinse or two also helps). The softener will leave streaks/smudges and negatively affects absorption and drying ability.

This also goes for the towels you use when drying after a wash.

 

[Geotrash]

See?? I told y’all back in post #2 that vinegar is the ticket!

 

[BlaineBug]

See?? I told y’all back in post #2 that vinegar is the ticket!

Perhaps one of the oldest effective and safe cleaning solutions known to mankind.