EASIEST Way to Clean INSIDE of CAR WINDSHIELD in 120 seconds or Less! (Step-by-Step Guide)

😁 In this step-by-step guide, I’ll reveal the BIGGEST SECRETS and the easiest and quickest way to DIY clean the inside of your car windshield like a pro! You’ll get a crystal-clear windshield, giving you perfect visibility while driving. Say goodbye to streaks and smudges with these simple tips that will leave your windshield spotless. Watch now and make your car interior shine!

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[Dennis-ucgm]

My hats off to you guy's that have spotless cars. I'm usually so busy my dash is dusty and I have dead bugs on the inside of the windshield besides outside. 👍

[niacalnia]

Back in the 70s we used vinegar+water, and good old Sunday news paper to wipe it off. Worked better than any Fancy product.

[maxon-mc]

A former Air Force C-130 crew chief here. We used to clean the windshield using paper towels soaked in cold coffee left over from the previous flight. It worked!

[Gedelinagadumpy]

Good old fashioned chamois leather rinsed in hot water - works perfectly every time👍🏼 Quick and simple.

[vanwrinkle-]

I've never tried all those fancy expensive window cleaners or alcohol or Dawn. I use the cheapest glass cleaner I can find with a triangular thing like yours only smaller with an extendable handle. I put old newspaper or flyers on the dash then I spray the windshield well and then spray lots of the glass cleaner on the pad and clean the window. I have the exact same squeegee you use and I squeegee the window to clear the excess just as you did. I also apply the Rain X water repellent to the outside of the windshield. It's done an amazing job for me for many years. I also use a product which helps to stop the windows from fogging up on the inside. I do all this twice a year and my inside windows stay clean enough for the girls I go with. They're not fussy. Why should I be. LOL.

[ebonitalks]

Lowkey, I needed this. So easy, but I never thought of the Dawn or the large towel. Brilliant. Thanks, man !

[BakerStudiosIndy]

I use the same tool with 91% IPA and a clean microfiber. Takes an honest 60 seconds or less. Easy to keep the materials in the vehicle to use any time, anywhere. No bucket or water required. We used the same technique when I managed a professional window washing company many years ago.

[jp]

The yellow stick with the pivoting triangular head is truly a great invention, especially on newer cars that have really sloped windshields. No way would I ever go back to using Dawn soap though, you HAVE to rinse it off or you'll have a residue that shows up as streaks no matter what. If your windshield is super filthy, then soap could be used initially. Otherwise, stick to Invisible Glass (made by 2 PhD chemists that found that the soap in almost all other cleaners caused all the streaks). Spray the cleaner on a clean textured washcloth (no need for a towel) and follow up with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. Do this about every 4-6 weeks, and it's the end of all the grimy streaky windshield complaints. Also, polish the outside of the windshield and then use RainX. Totally awesome windshield!!

[reggosse]

That's the longest 120 seconds in history.

[roygiacobbi]

Great video! I’ve always struggled to get a clean windshield, but I tried your suggestions, and they worked perfectly. Thanks!

[Ray-bwn]

Ive been doing it pretty much like you've demonstrated except I add some white vinegar and rubbing alcohol. I also added a few squirts of dishwasher rinse agent. Works great. I like to use microfiber cloths that have not been in the dryer with fabric softener sheets.

[parkland]

Newspaper ! Yes newspaper, it does start to disintegrate when it gets too wet. But it leaves No streaks. Paper towels, microfibre all just seem to move the scum around. If you don’t use it give it a try

[wingedhussar]

Normally I clean the outside windows with vinegar, just being careful to not get any on the rubber. This is the best way to ensure water spots are removed. I use the Dawn method to clean the inside windows every few months. Especially on a new car because after a while all the chemical in the plastics and leather start to release and this causes a greasy film to develop around your windshield and back window. The only way to get rid of it easily is with dawn, since it is basically just a degreaser.

[kennykolourinc]

I use this method to wash the inside of my car with one exception i use the waffle cloths to wash the window then a dry one to dry it…it works perfectly the inside of the windows are perfectly clean.

[DhruvaMaharaja]

Great video, Gary....thanks for the tips. Before I even get to my windshield, however, I have a Toyota Camry with a sticky dashboard. Tried Goo Gone, OxiClean, soap and water, etc. but it's still sticky!!! Grrrr suggestions?

[darylhaack]

Thanks for posting. Nice tips.
Cheers

[sevenravens]

Make sure whatever rags and towels you use do not have any fabric softener on it. That will cause streaks.

[ScratchyBaws]

Been cleaning cars for 40yrs and a Synthetic perforated leather is all you need to wipe the window then a dry micro fibre cloth to buff and finish. Windows are gleaming and streak free every time and costs nothing. Try it.

[christybee]

Aw, I don’t have a wife to ask about a towel. Maybe my husband will have to do this job.

[erikhenricson]

This, plus a little rubbing alcohol. Also excellent for glasses and motorcycle hemet visors!