Cool Trick - Remove Water Spots Fast From Glass!

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

As they say in "Game Of Thrones" Winter is coming😀 When does the new season start? Love that show!

[@yeisongaleano1127]

April 14th I still don't know what product you used lol

[@janielmoreira]

Is it a lemon wedge?

[@jameswhite8453]

@@janielmoreira , I like that guess Not good in the eye though

[@isaacpena5707]

Scott. I emailed you to your luxury microfiber email about the secret ingredient from one of the last videos. Am I correct?

[@sl3712]

Whoever guesses it should receive a DPC product gift basket :)

[@edguru5874]

Good sir, you have just wasted my time on a problem I seriously need solving. Good day.

[@johnfabian5464]

Exactly. Just another kook that likes to hear himself talk.

[@jessicaanderson7418]

It's Vinegar

[@marinac3790]

Fr this nigga talk talk talk and then he aint gonna help us at us alll tf

[@daveM135i]

Its lemon for hells sake. Haha viniger

[@808HighQuality]

🧊ice

[@kellymchenry1944]

Congratulations. You win the dumpiest video of the year award! Can you guess why?

[@Calijay707]

😂😭🤣

[@bearoso4770]

Light to moderate water stains.......50 times! Why would you do this kind of help video and not help? Dude, you are a piece of work.

[@willsrestorations]

Because it's a trick in his mind.

[@willsrestorations]

Because it's a trick in his mind

[@devilblueduke]

Thx for the info. You saved me time.

[@gwenbrown9172]

This triggered me. Why didn't he just say guess what I'm using. He didn't tell us the product. More anger management classes for me

[@DarinWheeler1967]

That’s 5 minutes of my life I’ll never get back. 😆

[@eddieaow42]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@tonywestvirginia]

This guy is not worth watching!!!

[@rmat9023]

but the videos only 4 min. lol

[@matkeller2858]

What a waste of time, he never said how to do it! I just tried water and white vinegar mixed 50/50 on a (rough) paper towel and the stubborn water spots on my glass finally just wiped right off. I wouldn't use this on paint but it was instant success on my glass. Hopefully this comment is more helpful than the video!

[@turbografx.16]

This is why KZbin shouldn't have removed the dislike count...

[@MrSilversurfer0515]

I have a modded version of KZbin the video has 1.1k likes and 7.3k dislikes, and he deserves way more dislikes than that

[@aerorider04]

Very helpful. I might as well asked my cat for advise. People go on the web for help when needed, not to play guessing games. 0:50

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

Maybe your cat knows

[@gnystrom13]

Scott, I love your videos and they have been very helpful but I really dislike your new quiz show format. If you are serious about helping, please stop the games and get on with what you do best.

[@terrizille]

I'm glad to see someone who feels the same way I do.

[@RahmanKhan-dy4eq]

Thumbs downed exactly for the same reason.

[@madmax1412]

Yep, unsubscribed. I watched as I have hard to remove water spots but by the end of the video, I still don't know what he used. That was a waste of time. Click bait and shows lack of respect to his viewers to treat them like that. "Hey watch this (so my view counter increases) to learn something, but I actually won't tell you anything by the end of it). I even spent 5 minutes scrolling through the responses looking to see if he replied to a guess and finally told us which was correct, but still nothing.

[@kevin198701]

EDTA??

[@JetMac83]

2:16 "Now what I'm going to do is wipe away the window." LIAR!! The window is still there.

[@sholbura]

Mix Distilled water and Vinegar 70/30 ratio. Don’t need a lot of vinegar for it. Worked on my windows and mirrors just fine. My truck is white so the spots don’t bother me. I just used a rag to apply it as I didn’t have an empty spray bottle. If you still have a few tiny spots after the first wipe, do it a second time. The reason I remember that distilled water works is because it’s also used to clean chandeliers. If you use regular water (most likely hard water from your faucet) with vinegar it won’t work. That’s why all the videos out there aren’t getting results from it. Try it out…😎

[@edgarravelle5744]

I'll try that, thanks

[@JoeDoeAppz]

He did say in the video that you can eat it. I guess most people eat it in their salad. There is a distilled water shortage at my grocery store right now. I had to use purified water instead.

[@sean1773]

Thank you

[@lancet2639]

I've ruled out peanut butter and honey....any tips for removing honey? Asking for a friend

[@kevin198701]

EDTA maybe

[@MeMartinez7936]

Cucumber

[@michaelsacy5849]

Don’t ask this piece of shit. He will make you guess.

[@doowile15]

It was ice.

[@ryanmcfall7725]

Hold the dog up to the glass to remove peanut butter, but you will still have water spots.

[@gnystrom13]

Scott, I just discovered a product that is found in nature that will make your windshield so clear you will never have to apply a man-made chemical again plus it's free and available nearly everywhere. I will get back to you with the answer.

[@tonybruno9897]

😂

[@bc_usa]

😂🤣😂👍🤔

[@RJT11]

Scott, this new format of having your viewers guess is getting really ANNOYING!!! Please go back to your old format, I don't know how much longer I can I can take it.

[@ripster9713]

For real. I feel like a Government worker right now

[@jameswhite8453]

@@ripster9713 my wife is one Government personnel in the Capital is not for the people these days

[@tonyrisen5009]

Yep, just started following a few weeks ago and I’m about to unsubscribe

[@drupeydrupez]

Look at all theze little people whining over a youtube video. Although I agree it’z annoying, but in a creative way. It got me creatively thinking of what it could be. As long as he shows what it was soon I don’t see why it would bother you as of right now?

[@danmorrissette4814]

@@drupeydrupez yep! and it makes people google !!loll!!!

[@leahcimordisi]

This just reminded me of that teacher that tested us on something that wasn’t covered in the lecture!

[@abdulmesbah3831]

I had same experience . but this man is doing (PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE)

[@darlenerothenay6251]

Well, that is 4:06 minutes of my life I won’t get back.....

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

Lol If 4 minutes changes your life.. You need to get a life:)

[@darlenerothenay6251]

Hey Scott, I’m 71, so every minute counts, lol. Do you plan on letting us know what you used? Lots of curious people want to know.....

[@ripster9713]

@@darlenerothenay6251 LOL!!

[@georgebeato5702]

Considering this is the 2nd video I've seen with these stupid guessing games, it's more than 4 minutes. Still aggravating. I subscribe to learn tricks that some folks don't ever talk about. I'm not here to play guessing games.

[@franklinisaacgobern4723]

@@darlenerothenay6251 wow! I hope we get an answer sooner than soon.

[@jonnyb89821]

Wtf complete waste of time 4:06 of my life that I won’t get back! Should be banned from KZbin!

[@m123caldwell]

DO NOT WATCH THIS VIDEO IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR TIME! ...wish I had read the comments before wasting 4 mins 5 seconds of time. Sheesh.

[@candidonthestreetanupamgos5283]

What he used was a piece of lemon underneath the cloth. It's a simple trick. Lemon juice will get rid of toughest of hard water stains and it doesn't damage the paint.

[@jasonradomsky4827]

Im done with you Scott

[@bigdex9590]

Yeah. Great trick. If I wanted a magic show or a guessing game I wouldn't have gone on a car detail video. What did you use. That's 4 minutes I won't get back.

[@9thGenAccord]

Just tell us and stop wit h the guessing games please.

[@ripster9713]

Lol!

[@brianwebb7301]

I swear he’s been trolling us the past couple of days

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

@@brianwebb7301 who is trolling?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

If I tell you now... You will just show it on your channel tomorrow:)

[@jasonphillips3865]

@@brianwebb7301.Unfortunately he doesn't care who it upsets or if you leave because in his words, " I have 4000 new subscribers a month " brilliant attitude isn't it?

[@chucke4269]

1) 2:15-2:18 Turn up your volume. When he flips the rag, you can hear the ICE bounce off the floor. 2) For people saying it doesn't work: Pay Attention to what he says. -For Glass -Light-moderate water spotting -If they've been there for a couple hours (2-3) -Does NOT work for heavy stains. 3) Do I get a prize, Scott?

[@jaybilis9723]

Instructions unclear, now my dogs on fire!

[@johndoe-gs2ms]

Do you love wasting people’s time ??

[@erikgonzales4486]

His an a hole

[@tonyberg173]

I see both sides of the argument. I love Stotts videos and have done for a very long time. Unfortunately I don’t have much free time to watch videos so I was really bummed out as I watched this video hoping for the answer and I still don’t know and don’t have time to scroll for the answer.

[@318sears8]

Been waiting for awhile now, did your ever say what u use Scott?

[@LittleRGking24]

I haven’t seen where Scott said it wasn’t ice. But it would make sense if that’s what it is as other have mentioned. If you make ice from your tap water, it’s essentially the same water as from your hose. In the same way you can remove sharpie with sharpie off of non porous surfaces, you should be able to remove the dried water deposits by rewetting them with the same water. Also, rubbing the ice on the glass would act as an abrasive to help in the removal? Sounds possible. Although I’m no scientist lol

[@MercedesMechanic]

He's probably developing it into a product because he knows what a huge problem removing water spots is. Its a secret we won't know until he sells it.

[@chazl2744]

I got a B+ in college level Chemistry, but I just failed miserably, these guessing games are playing with my emotions!

[@kyleblum3831]

Deionized water aka distilled water, it has no residual elements in it therefore it accepts most minerals on the glass

[@beastmastreakaninjadar6941]

You would not want to put deionized water in your eye.

[@michaelcampbell01985]

I see alot of people moaning and saying they want the old you back. Personally I like these videos they show you actually want to help people use tricks of the trade that dont cost an arm and leg with a left but. I'm interested in seeing what this is. Thanks for the videos

[@sl3712]

Exactly, plus it's his channel. He can do whatever the hell he wants

[@stevenkelby2169]

@@sl3712 So can I! Unsubscribed.

[@ccjh0806]

HELP WHAT SHIT? THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL HELP? LOL

[@psigeio]

Vinegar.... the stains are calcium deposits and the vinegar is acidic which reacts and and the calcium is falling into solution, then you can wipe it off, its actually safe for glass

[@LS-gv7pn]

White vinegar 50/50 with water removes all residue on glass , simply use as a final step.

[@BASSstarlet]

you cant put it in your eyes though

[@lw405]

I know at least a dozen different methods that all work to varying degrees. They include many of the methods described in the thoughtful replies. This was an interesting well-shot video up until it was over without Scott revealing to us his double top-secret formula. I will not be wasting any more of my time watching his videos in the future.

[@billstrobel9727]

So Scott when are you going to give us the answer?

[@mcdee7298]

I think it’s a lemon

[@sherriemedellin5575]

@@mcdee7298 distilled water

[@ThePantherman73]

Wow, thanks for the info! I'm gonna subscribe in a sec but first, is that for heavy water spots....okay I'm gonna hit the subscribe button, oh i forgot to ask: do you need to wipe the window in a clockwise rotation? Okay now I'll hit the subscribe button, hey i thought of something...do you have to be in the shade for this to work or can the sun be out? Okay,so sorry I'm gonna hit the subscribe button now....hold up....does it work on any color of car? What if my car is silver? Okay, let me scroll back up and find that subscribe button, there it is! Oh gosh I forgot....does the engine have to be running? Cause I think that may matter don't you think? I would certainly think that is a factor in this working properly. But anyways back to hitting that subscribe button....shucks just one more thing....what if i have hard water build up on my windows and a bit of bird poop too? I mean i can't stop the birds from pooping on my car... well i guess I could if i park it in the garage...or you know i could just get a cover for it, but then I'd have to take it on and off whenever I want to drive it. Wouldn't it be cool if cars had the technology to have a built in cover? You sorta like a convertible? You push a button and bam out comes a car cover, oh buy wait what if you were driving and you accidentally hit that button? Hahahaaa you'd be in a world of hurt.....gosh what was i suppose to do after i left these questions and comments? Oh well it may come to me later.... thanks

[@tonywestvirginia]

Best reply yet!

[@ooohlaa13]

hilarious I figured if I could sit thru his video I could read thru your satire!

[@madwax1360]

I'm not gonna be able to sleep tonight until I know what it is

[@ramirocruz8265]

Jajaja 😁😁😁🤝

[@1119-w3u]

You used ice. But I used the 0000 steel wool method. It works too without scratching your glass.

[@MyGangsterism]

white vinegar. you can use it on paint as well, but you'll need to wax afterwards because it eats away at any wax.

[@mitchellmcdaniel7720]

I use distilled white vinegar & water 50/50 mix for my boat works like a champ. Vinegar is an acid therefore it dissolves mineral deposits. Its simple chemistry. Not sure what you used, but would like to know.

[@mygt8a4re]

Folks, he said your kids can play with it. Most the stuff mentioned would burn your kids eyes if they touched it and rubbed their eyes!

[@porkchopper4443]

Yeah, but clearly none of these people were actually listening. Just like the comments on the other video about the other trick. Everyone kept saying spray waxes or spray detailers despite Scott clearly saying it's not a product from the auto industry.

[@mygt8a4re]

@@porkchopper4443 I hear ya man, that's the way stuff is now... but I'm sure you can agree, If somone is asking a trick question and gives you hints, you gotta listen to the hints!

[@thefinaltouchdetailinggrap4409]

I think he said he was using tap water at the beginning of the video

[@mygt8a4re]

@@thefinaltouchdetailinggrap4409 he may have said tap water created the water spots in the beginning but he has not yet mentioned what it is he was using top remove them yet

[@ASCarvings]

It’s an Ice cube

[@jphearson]

I figured it was a lemon. Good eye.

[@craigluchin8439]

It’s an ice cube, I tried it it works great had some water spots 10 years old on my windows took them right off other than a few minor places!

[@oldcoyotegaming]

Vinegar Please tell the secret for black car wash!

[@Jayg80]

Buy carpro ceri glass. It’s a glass polish that will remove water spots really easily. Just use a tiny amount on a microfibre then wipe away.

[@psa110]

I did not think of ice cube but after seeing all the answers below I considered how the liquid that appeared as you rubbed was so consistent no matter where you rubbed that it made sense. At first I was trying to think of a fruit or veggie that would have so much liquid. But it did not run out nor have any smears when you wiped it dry. I did run upstairs and put an ice cube in the eye of my grandchild and it was cold but did not harm them. So, it's ice alright.

[@drupeydrupez]

psa110 - He already anzwered it, it’z not ice 🙅🏻‍♂️😂

[@brianwingett8398]

Sharky 187 when and where did he answer it?

[@psa110]

@@drupeydrupez Where did you see that? What, then, is the answer?

[@richardjohnson9702]

Duprey wtf was his answer since you said he'd already answered the "riddle"?

[@inhawthorne]

The product he is using appears to be "Chemical Guys" citrus wash and gloss from the reflection at 2:34 to 2:59

[@Voltis-5]

Can this be used on the body paint where water marks have dried off before waxing/sealant?

[@willsrestorations]

It's all fake

[@brendancook3922]

The only time I have ever wished instead of a thumbs up or thumbs down KZbin offered a middle finger option

[@charlesberlanga4452]

I just don’t know, but I gots to know man. Can you please please just tell now. I love you man.

[@paulamyers745]

I'm in shock as I read some of the comments about vinegar, lemon, etc he said you could put it in your eye! The formula is 'like' cleans 'like'. Did you not see how he was trying to hold onto it so it didn't slip out, it's ice!

[@peterm6737]

All these triggered comments are worth the guessing game 😂 Not sure what it is.. Orange or Lemon slice perhaps? Never had it in my eye, but I'm guessing it's not pleasant.

[@JeremiahDavis1979]

It’s white Vinegar. I used it with an equal amount of destilled water. And it did the trick

[@98270360]

Second video I watched that's a look what I can do but then never says what it is. You know, don't forget what made you popular. Change that, you then become what makes you not popular. I'm sure you would say you don't care, but we helped get you to where you are on KZbin, don't forget that. You use to bring us knowledge, now you bring yourself views.. I could have used that what could have been helpful info today..

[@Rancor626]

A lot of people are saying vinegar or other things, but he said you could put it in your eye. I'm thinking ice. Ice you can't put directly on your eye but if it melts in your eye its just water.

[@hushhh2474]

Can I ask what the answer was? I could only guess a slice of lemon since it is an acid, and an acid would help get rid of calcium build up which is an alkali. If it is lemon could you put a bit of baking soda on it or would that be to abrasive on the glass?

[@CORDIBrandt]

Did you ever tell what the trick was in any of your other videos. Loved some of the comments.

[@josephmendoza9249]

Where can i buy this product such called chemistry?

[@Billy-gh9ih]

Napa

[@dustin3700]

Most anything acitic will remove it. Wheel acid ect. Just dilute it, if it's to strong is can etch the glass. He used an ice cube, never tried it and I won't.

[@SettiCY]

the answer everyone is looking for is... ICE. 👍

[@edgarh252]

Actually ?

[@johnsole5348]

Just a couple of years late to the party but having scanned some of the other posts, I'm pretty sure it's ice cubes made from distilled or deionized water?

[@bigredwag]

Vodka, although it burns a little if you get it in your eye

[@beholder1972]

So its been 4 years i looked at your videos. So can you tell me what that trick is lol. I read a comment that you would reveal the trick and that you are a man of your word thanks 👍 I tried vinegar is not diluted seemed to work. Did I nail it?

[@jasonswenson7817]

What’s the best way to clean inside windows with a haze/film look to it?

[@sandyt808]

Rubbing Alcohol in a spray bottle.

[@ooohlaa13]

@@sandyt808 will try it does it matter the percentage? some people use it for other stuff mixed with water. Also I would spray onto the rag because alcohol can dissolve whatever finish you used on your dash and doors and we dont need that.

[@WhiteKitta]

was it Vinegar?

[@rcplaneguy]

I know what it is. Water. So, no more guessing is needed.

[@lucasornelas6113]

That's what I thought

[@jessicaanderson7418]

It's Vinegar.

[@justinweavers2781]

Most likely acid… safe to eat… and drop in you eye😂probably a lemon!

[@Shottzgb]

ice cube?

[@MyGuyKirby]

Ice can be used to clean coffee pots. But that is not chemistry, stumped 🤔

[@joepet50]

You guys are over thinking this. Just use a Magic Eraser. I had the same problem and at another time I had stains from the ocean water in the air in Florida. After going crazy trying to get them off I had a used Magic eraser and tried that. It worked great and with hardly any work. Just make sure it stays wet. Now At home I have a CLEAN one dedicated for the windows only. I would NOT use it on the paint and not on the inside of the windows. Invisible Glass for the inside and Rain X spray for the outside. Try it.

[@zanemcelroy7910]

Stabs self In eye with fork!!! Why the heck did I watch to the end. BS video buddy. Ahhhhhh!

[@tadprochnow5097]

It's an ice cube, the water left behind got bigger as the cube melted. Heard a slight squeak as well

[@paulntx]

I tried a block of uranium with a dab of sulfuric acid but the water spots are still there. Any idea on how to stop the burning?

[@bornyesterday9057]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Thomas-ow3gb]

Never did like salesmen, or this channel. It's all about chemistry

[@boyfat1997]

I'm going with breast milk!! I win

[@12skits63]

This is every Scott ever

[@damionwaller3176]

WTF!!! I needed the info and you JUST WASTED my FREAKING Time!!! Can you guess if I'm going to stay subscribed? I know you can figure it out!!!

[@jeffreystern4658]

It is ice only. I just tried it and it worked to get the main spot off. Unfortunately I have a truck that has not been washed or cared for in years, so I need a more than what ice will do. But I did try the ice where the water dried from just washing it yesterday and it worked!

[@kevin198701]

EDTA?

[@SettiCY]

park your car in a commercial freezer. 👍

[@franco3190]

Well, those deposits tend to be basic in nature (Calcium deposits for one). My guess is that you would use an acidic compound to counter-act it and my best guess is a lemon which explains why the window turns wet. I'll try this at home and report back.

[@theusername1065]

What was the result?

[@franco3190]

@@theusername1065 It didn't work. I used both a lemon and a lime but it still wouldn't come off.

[@graywoulf]

I thought a lemon too but then I considered that he used vinegar maybe.

[@KLR_FML]

@@graywoulf I just used vinegar and it helped but I had a mix of vinegar and water for my house so this time I’ll use just vinegar!

[@Lhostel]

You can’t drop/drip lemon or vinegar in your eye.

[@joaquinfonseca6563]

this worked for me magic eraser weiman glass stove top cleaner do a small section at a time no need to let it sit, just did my model 3

[@lauraroast6666]

I had these and tried it AND THEY WORKED! I used the glass cleaner scrubber and the Weiman Glass Stove Top cleaner. Wow! No spots left at all!

[@jackasmaryan1776]

Dammm what the hell do theese people put in their kids eye's & mouths 🤣🤣🤣

[@loniedupre88]

Jack Asmaryan lol I know right? That one guy was like TUNA 😂😂😂

[@johnf7075]

I will never waist any more time watching your videos

[@renymullen4582]

---that would be "waste"........

[@MO-hq4iz]

Lemon/citrus fruit :)

[@Cloudy_Days.]

Would you squirt lemon juice on your eye? 🍋💦😜😭

[@georgea.9684]

Lemon or lime. People also use white vinegar straight or mixed with distilled water.

[@ASCOTTY84]

ICE ICE BABY!

[@brandon1776x]

everyone who wasted that time here just make a spray bottle of 1/5 white vinegar 4/5 distilled water works great, make sure to clean after with regular glass cleaner

[@iandavidharwin]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo, here we go again. Personally, I use Lava soap. It takes the waters spots right off.

[@mdj1967]

Sweet Project Cars used Lava soap and rubbing alcohol, but I wouldn’t put either in my eyes. 😜

[@Angel_Ripoff]

Is this safe for the paint, too, or primarily just glass?

[@cassiejvance7496]

About as safe as bird crap on your paint work

[@paulinbaldwin]

Club soda ice cube.

[@drdoutdoors1603]

Mineral oil?

[@joseluiscruza.6161]

It's just lemon

[@genetodd1643]

That's what I was thinking.

[@JimmyGambles-t5u]

is it a orange scott

[@Growla]

Just watched this for a second time with my wife. This time to the end just to find out what it was and you don't even say? Anyone figure it out yet?

[@williamdavidson4576]

It's clay Kitty Litter. You can see the yellow bucket reflection in the car window.

[@raymika2804]

Ice cube is it

[@jeffwndy]

I solved the issue.....Chemical guys heavy duty water spot removal for glass. You can see the bottle in the reflection. after googling, you can also try a mixture of vinegar and water! Scott should have just told us....these games are not necessary

[@wesleybruner2169]

Love your videos. You sound just like Howard stern. Lol.

[@barepilot1954]

diluted vinegar

[@davidbagnoli7511]

ICE CUBE OR RAG DIPPED IN ICE WATER?

[@jerryb.7021]

Since he said you can eat/drink it, I'm assuming it's lemon juice. It's acidic. I know acidic wheel cleaner works for water spots on paint. So I'm guessing lemon juice, although i wouldn't drop it in my eye as scott said.

[@ktrocknerd]

If he says lemons/lemon juice I'm gonna to say BS. I'm just a guy from SoCal with a lemon tree in my backyard, not a pro detailer like Scott, but I've tried lemons. Nothing but a streaky, sticky mess. Almost had to rewash the car to clean up.

[@XxSaxCannon921xX]

leftist tears?

[@1982DrH]

Or snowflakes from the right

[@tweker69]

Liberal tears .

[@maryb.9391]

The biggest cry baby is Trump !

[@ronniemeagher6444]

It's distilled water. Just like if you drink it it pulls minerals from your body it also pulls minerals from surfaces