How do you clean the door windows....

Can you take a picture of what you are talking about? I think I know what you are talking about, but a picture is worth a thousand words.

 

This one??

 

You can purchase Windex Wipes. They work really well for small places like that and dry fast so no streaking.

 

That's why I suggested the wipes. You can literally ball up the wipe and put it at the end of your fingers and wipe.

 

Wrap a narrow plastic putty knife with a wrap. Or something similar, say cake icing spatula.

 

It's going to collect coins, dead flies.

 

Now I see what Michelle is talking about. I bet my window tint guys were cussing up a storm. How did they get the tint down there?!

And speaking of cleaning windows, I have a heck of a time trying to clean/wipe the inside of the big windshield. Just can't reach all of it. I finally draped a towel over my squeegee thingy. That gives me another 12" of reach.

 

These gizmos are good:

 

Hey, that looks better! The big windshield sure has a slant to it.

 

Yeah I have an aerosol can of foaming automotive glass cleaner: spray a blob on the paddle, then move it around. Much easier on the arms.

 

That is great for windshields, but might be too big/cumbersome for the little window to which Michelle is referring. Now if they had one of those with a smaller "head."

 

I'm amazed at all the "intricate design details" of the interior. Who thinks up this stuff?! I just run the edge of my damp towel thru there and it gets any dirt. There's quite a few other nooks & crannies that can collect dirt too.

 

If it's a really serious cleaning you need, then you can remove the plastic below those small triangular windows. It's a good idea, because those plastic parts are defroster vents, so if something really messy got there, like a tossed cup of coffee, etc, it would drain or fall into those vents and you'd want to clean them out as well. It's been a while since I removed them (car speaker install), but if you reply I'll go dig up the directions.

 

Michelle can correct us, but I don't think she's talking about the small triangle windows. It's the area just before the triangle window, where there's a deep crevice between the main window glass and the door panel?