Front windshield cleaning, from inside.

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Care, Maintenance & Troubleshooting' started by tach18k, Mar 29, 2012.

  1. tach18k

    tach18k Member

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    Has anybody got a trick to clean the inside windshield? I'm six foot and I just cant find a good way to get myself and hands to clean it without streaking. I have the RV mirror out anyways, but just short of a monkey, I cant get a good cleaning.
     
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    Dark_matter_doesn't Prius Tinkerer

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    There's a gadget I found at Bed, Bath & Beyond that's got a rectangular green microfiber cloth over a foam pad on an extentable black plastic handle. It came with a spray water bottle which I discarded. It was a "As Seen On TV" item. There was an extra microfiber cloth in the kit.
     
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    I first bought the one from BBB but eventually wanted a better quality one once I saw how convenient they were. I then bought the one exactly like the Griotts Garage which is MUCH better. For all my windows I have found the following works flawless. I use white terry towels that I got from Costco as a 100 pack or some rediculas amount. I use a spray bottle with Optimum No Rinse car wash at their detail concentration. This is by far the best window cleaner I have ever used. Use one light spray per window and it is crystal clean and no streaks. I'm a huge fan of the No Rinse product. I haven't tried the latest version which is supposed to be even better because I still have half a gallon of the old formula.