How to Clean Car Windows Without Streaks (GUARANTEED!!!)

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🎖️ My Top Tips for Getting Streak Free Glass
1. Move the Car in to the Shade whilst cleaning to keep the Glass Cool
2. Always carry plenty of Extra Cloths / Microfiber Towels
3. Always Clean out Synthetic Leathers after every use
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[@paulcloughton4000]

Glass used to be a nightmare cleaning at times but after starting to use a synthetic chamois this way is a total game changer, such a great tip at cleaning glass💯

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Paul this will always be my go to method 🙌

[@superforeverng1504]

Is synthetic chamois and synthetic leather the same?

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

@@superforeverng1504 yes just different word used globally

[@RT22-pb2pp]

news paper 100% easier one wipe streak free, I have synthetic and real chamois and even tried micro fiber as many say use, newspaper still perfect if you can find one today

[@_LVC]

@@RT22-pb2pp coffee filters lint Free ☕

[@85waspnest]

I worked as a car valet for two main dealerships followed by several years self employed until I retired. I've used a variety of popular glass polishes with limited success, the main problem being dust...and streaks. I found the liquid household spray on types and kitchen roll an improvement, at least there's no dust. I bought a used 2012 Renault Megane from a local dealer 3 weeks ago, the windows had been cleaned...in a fashion, so I tried to improve them with the spray and paper towels, better but not good enough. Tried again last week, looked okay until the sun showed up the streaks. I watched your video, grabbed a bucket of clean water, a synthetic leather and microfibre cloth and got to work. Blimey mate, I've never made such a good job of cleaning glass in less than half the time. Brilliant, thanks for sharing. 🙂👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff, it's genuinely a brilliant method 👏

[@ianwhitehead4728]

I’m new to the channel I thought it was pro Detailers only . I’ve been cleaning my own vehicles for 40 years and wow your technique has blown me away first time out with no smears on the glass . Thank you just brilliant 👏

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Ian

[@ronaldcharlton9803]

A favourite cleaner for professional automotive glass replacement companies is " Nilglass" , combined with 10" 2 ply wiper rolls. Use of the wiper roll avoids cross contamination. If you struggle wiping the inside of the windscreen, open the door, stand outside the car and reach in to clean most of the interior. Cleaning in direct sunlight with glass cleaner, spray the cloth or roll, not the glass and apply immediately to the glass to get best result.

[@kalenderquantentunnel9411]

Very good description of the details and backgrounds! Grandpa new it: Pure water and a drop of detergent, wash, remove the dirty water completely. Clean glass! As a towel I like to use old washed T-shirts (no softener in the wash, as said before). They are cheap, lint-free and it's better than just throwing them away.

[@wri8ht238]

How am I only finding this out now! Brilliant tip. No more streaks

[@Rookscarcare]

I watched your OG video on this a couple of years ago when I started my business and have used the method ever since , amazing results every time !

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks I needed to update that video as it was too painful 😂. Older content is getting pulled out of the channel

[@user-bd9pq9tp9u]

Tried cleaning glass for years. This is by far the best way of anything I've tried. Thank goodness this works.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Ronald

[@immytweed4607]

I got given a blue shami cloth with my tv. I looked through the manual and it said to do it like that. I’ve been doing it to my cars for 5 years. It works. Awesome. I like your work 👍

[@jteague4881]

One other thing to note... avoid using fabric softeners on your towels. The fabric softener greatly reduces the towel's ability to absorb and will also leave a residue on your glass.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

100% great advice

[@djangofett_1664]

This is why my towels are no longer as effective and why my windows have residue that I CANT seem to get off. Will be buying new towels and trying this method

[@handypat3205]

This also applies to technical or breathable fabrics fabric softener effectively kills the ability of those fabrics to breath

[@kir0nz]

No enzyme based laundry detergent either as they damage synthetics.

[@juraj_b]

fabric softener and hot water... 30 is plenty, 40 is way too much!

[@yann664]

Thank you. I used to have a mate who was a window cleaner and he always said- just cold water and a chamois leather. A tip for stickers is to put WD40 on them. It's less effective if the front is plastic or waterproof of course in which case you have to try and peel that layer off first, but it'll soak into paper and dissolve the glue behind really well. On the same subject, if you have kids who put them on their body- the tattoo sort which you can get in bubble gum for instance- then olive oil works really well and won't harm their skin.

[@Adam308d]

Nice one bud! I always struggled to get it right easily, especially when the sun is out. Good stuff👍🏻👍🏻

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Cheers Adam

[@comicroy9842]

This absolutely works I did from your original video, it's also quicker and not as hard work as using glass cleaner, thanks again for the tip!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Cheers Roy glad it works for you

[@Retset]

Assuming the car is already washed, I use a squirt of my panel prep (25%IPA, 75% water) and a MF cloth. It's a quick and easy way to achieve a similar result and is great for cutting through that fog (I understand it's partly plastic ... uuurgh) that appears on the inside. It's not chemical free but it's easy and I threw my synthetic chamois away years ago, then regretted it when I first saw you show this method!

[@dougowt]

Looks great. If you don't have time to clean your car thoroughly, just cleaning the glass well is the next best thing. Ever since I was an apprentice, I've always used paper towels to finish.

[@Dubsteppah]

I bought a Grand Highlander recently and quickly realized I had a lot of window area to keep clean, so I searched YT and found your vid, thanks I appreciate it. I do not like dirty windows it's an OCD thing I think haha

[@craigdaly5111]

Well you made that look easy! I ALWAYS get streaks! Now I will give your method a try on glass thanks for posting 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Honestly it works so well

[@hallscott1991]

I’ve been using this method since that other video you put up and honestly say it’s amazing

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one glad it's working for you 🙌

[@leightonpiepie731]

Absolutely amazing can't believe the results thank you so much for this.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Pleasure always works people just need to try it 🙂

[@sjs202able]

It absolutely does work! I used glass cleaner and a separate cloth first to get the most of the dirt and grease off. Then the damp synthetic leather and towel after. Glass has never been clearer. Great tip, thanks for sharing!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing Stuff thank you so much for taking the time to comment your feedback

[@ronalddoherty1067]

This dashboard is bigger than a snooker table ..... love that comment!

[@nigelpayne4641]

Hi Dave, been using your technique for couple of years now works everytime

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Nigel 🙏

[@mariah.garridor.6997]

I remember watching a previous video of you recommending this procedure and it turned out perfect! Since that time I have not cleaned the windows in any other way.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you that video was very old and not my best as it was one of the first so it needed a freshen up. Thanks so much 🙏

[@mariah.garridor.6997]

@@epicautomotivedetailing Thank you for providing us with such valuable information in your videos!

[@keithcullen4703]

Thanks for the tip. Cleaning the glass esp interior was always a chore. Bought the synthetic leather from your link and cleaned the glass tonight. Very happy with the results. Probably easiest way I’ve cleaned my glass.

[@85waspnest]

I did exactly the same this evening with the same results....brilliant.

[@dtox1283]

Broah THANK YOU!!!! THIS WORKS ❤❤❤❤

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Brilliant! When you showed this to me the other week I was gob smacked, especially as it actually cut through the grime, I wasn't expecting this.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks mate. It's not everyone's preferred choice but it saves money over the year

[@eriknash8474]

Same principle on my eye glasses. Soap and water followed by microfiber towel give me perfect glasses every time. All the expensive eye glass cleaners leave residue and streaks

[@EddieLeLievre]

Nice to see you lower the windows to clean the edges properly, so many people don't bother...then the first time you lower the window it looks like half a job. Great cleaning tips!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you

[@Hillbilly973]

First time viewer, definitely going to follow you. The content is great, so is your personality. JT from Oz.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you 🙏

[@davidmcglone409]

I used to use newspaper and it worked amazing! Especially the Sunday comic section because it was slightly waxy and shined the glass.

[@graemeelsender817]

Great tip,thank you very much.The two cloths you recommended using I already had in the garage just never thort about using them both in this way.Thanks again

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

thank you

[@williamfitzpatrick7248]

Followed your step by step guide and my glass on my car has never looked so clean, thanks dave

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing news mate 👏

[@cuttingedgecool7235]

Used your two-towel method, the "ease of use and simplicity of the process is amazing." The results are Astounding!!!! Thank You Sir.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff. Glad to hear it 🙏

[@intersepter100]

Does the (microfibre) towel have to be of high quality? Cheers

[@karl3927]

Thank you Dave 👍. I need to clean my car's glass today and I'd forgotten about your top synthetic chamois tip.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Karl. It's mega never fails me

[@geocachingblister]

A tip from another generation that still works today = finish buffing with balled up newspaper. Removes any streaks left if you have any.

[@gardenogauge]

Also a good way to scratch any coating on the glass

[@Siamese66]

They've done away with newspapers

[@geocachingblister]

@@Siamese66 but not the flyers that come in my mailbox everyday from the grocery store and local hardware store etc.

[@paultaylor9652]

Great tip, I'm sure the detailing manufacturers love you 😊

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Some do but others hate me 😂

[@kallo182]

Thanks for that one. I will try it out next time 👍

[@the_jnlt_channel]

Thanks for sharing. I always like finding new tricks and tips 🙌

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Cheers my friend

[@julietebbs4432]

The inside of the windscreen is a nightmare

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Sure is

[@davidcarlson8328]

I tried this system of cleaning and it work perfectly. Thank You

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Brilliant nice one 👌

[@ShebanFPV]

It really works, did this years ago ) 1 thing though, you will need a decent artificial leather. That yellow one as in the video is so so, better get one alcantara (suede) instead. When its dump, there is even no need to do a third final wipe.

[@Lightning77305]

This really works, never had spotless inside windshield before, thank you!!!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff glad to hear it 😁

[@Lightning77305]

Keep up the great work! , excellent channel, immediately subscribed.@@epicautomotivedetailing

[@Olliebobalong]

I use a steam cleaner; Karcher cylinder with the hard floor tool; clean microfibre pad, then just buffing it off with a microfibre. Classless finish and it’s so easy to do because of the handle setup on the steamer.

[@matthewpeter5154]

I just took my windshield out. You get the occasional bug and rain drop, but it's so worth it.

[@AuroraGlowe]

I use my car a lot for my job and I like to clean the windows often. This hack works great! I'm very impressed how it get's my dog's nose art off of the windows (she's always with me in the car). I'll never use glass cleaner again. Thank you for sharing!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you 🙏

[@starrystarrynight9822]

Any suggestions on disposable cloths to dry with? I ask because I have seen directions to NOT wash cloths with detergent. They say there can be detergent residue left in the cloths which will smear your windows the next time you clean.

[@mag1vl]

Hello Dave from Australia 🙃 Yes I learned this from Dave quite some time ago and it works just like he shows you here in this video!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks so much. Glad it's helped

[@glennblake3753]

This is so true I use to work at a car wash and we use to do the exact same thing and trust me it works .... Like he said first you would want to wash your car and then try this method afterwards to get streak free results 😎

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

its the simple things that work best

[@unionflag9609]

I've been using your method for a couple of years now although I do use a window vac just to remove the bulk of the water where possible, then I break out the drying towel to remove the rest of the water, It works for me nuff said.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

That's all that matters 👌

[@jonathonbrett-qn1ic]

Great advice thank you I’ll definitely be doing it this way now :)

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

thanks jonathan

[@tonyhill1916]

Yep...been doing it this way over 10 years. Tried a few glass cleaners beforehand, some are OK but can highlight smears, especially when driving at night. This way is faultless 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

100% thank you for commenting

[@jjm2948]

Could have been a 2min vid

[@James-ms2mx]

6 and a half minutes for these tips is a pretty good bargain

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

Just tried it. It worked fine! Thanks!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

nice one

[@norb0254]

You have popped up on my you tube ,so i have had a look at a few of your videos,and i have enjoyed them, and found them educational..There is a multitude of cleaning products for a car on the market with varying costs ,so it is not cheap to keep your car clean ,and me included i must have spent a fortune on duplicate cleaning product,and probably not used some of them correctly ...So thank you on educating me ,,,The thing i like about the glass cleaning ,is i don't need all the fancy glass cleaning kit that leaves smears .Just good old water ,like my parents used when i was small ...Old newspaper was used for a smear free finish lol

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks my friend 🙏

[@Nukem962001]

This works for most of my windows, but I.usually have to use a slight bit of cleaner on the inside wimdsheild and on the inside of my enginebay hatch of my NSX. However. I never used a shammy or fake leather cloth, just an absorbant towel and like you another clean towel at the end. Works great.

[@alandavies3727]

I still can’t find anything better than good old ‘windowleen’

[@petet7458]

Good stuff - cheers mate... go well

[@sgtrpalma]

Outstanding video brother!!!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you

[@HH-wh1xt]

Hi what's best to seal with on the outside after that acts as a repellant

[@740bussa]

Boy I works soo well. I live in a tropical environment year round and glass has always been a nightmare because of the heat, direct sun and humidity. But ever since I started this it’s great

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff glad to hear it. Wish I lived in a tropical environment lol

[@740bussa]

@@epicautomotivedetailing mate I’ll be living in the UK in a few years again so I feel your pain

[@alexisamtosta]

Steamer works very well if the glass is greasy. I use the attatchment covered with the microfibre cover that goes on the attatchment. Sonax is one of the best glass cleaners out there. IPA or panel prep also works very well on glass to clean it and degrease it. But I have to try this method Dave!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

yeah definitely like using the steamer

[@alexisamtosta]

@@epicautomotivedetailing It is a good way of doing it too

[@hardworker8030]

Years ago you wouldn't get smears on glass after using a glass cleaner so what are they putting in it. Can you recommend what synthetic chamois leather to buy

[@MikesMobileValet]

I tried this yesterday and it saved me. Cheers 😂

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff

[@debralivingston6209]

tried it - and it works yay!!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one glad it worked for you

[@g.d2450]

of all the glass cleaners I've used over the years i found simonize mixra and kitchen towel is amazing and works a treat without streaking even in direct sunlight

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

nice one always go with whatever works for you

[@DrawingTechnical]

I feel like taking my front windscreen out and putting it in the washing machine. I will give this a go.

[@Niko-xz5lk]

Good tip. I've ran out of glass cleaner recently and used some homemade IPA, I think it works better than any other glass cleaner I've tried.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

yeah i can actually believe that 100%

[@Niko-xz5lk]

@@epicautomotivedetailing Thank you for the reply! I use a mixture or 15% pure isopropyl alcohol in a 500ml sprayer of distilled water, with 30ml of citrus APC. Absolutely amazing stuff.

[@FinnegasIX]

Thanks again more great tips and expert advice.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you 🙏

[@detailit]

Hey! I have been using a wet/dry rag method for years. Simply the BEST for streak free glass💯. I appreciate the tip on using a Shammy or synthetic towel..Great Tip. I'm definitely going to try this🤘

[@sixtysecondsofstephens2386]

Best ever car cleaning tip. Used it since you first done a video on it. Struggled for years with various methods and chemicals, always left smears. Yet your method is superb. I use it on our conservatory as well.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one glad it worked for you 😁👌

[@marcedwards7110]

Great video. Any idea on what to use for getting sap off the car’s paint? I hear/see a lot about alcohol with various percentages. I’m afraid of losing the clear coat and/or paint. Thanks

[@mickyd2673]

Would have to be quick in Australia,will try with the cloth on inside as the aircon leaves a light fog after a couple of days anymore tips for internal?

[@laurabenevelli6783]

Thanks for doing it in direct sunlight. Almost everyone says don’t do it in direct sunlight but not everyone has that option… not everyone has a garage or car port. I’ll have to try your method.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Promise you it works so well 🙏

[@HeWhoIsNamedPatrick]

You want a really cool trick. Working in restaurants for 20+ years we always used steam and large coffee filters to clean wine glasses and it made them spotless. Highly recommend that method for car windows.

[@marlub]

Few years ago, been using a chamois and I suppose this is called a synthetic leather now. There was nothing better, no chemicals, just warm water and the result was stunny.

[@thefloorkiller]

As an ex window cleaner I use synthetic leather and buff up with a scrim, it comes up perfect, its similar to mop and scrim work in window cleaning

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one glad it works for you

[@oneball783]

How do you use the wet leather on the inside of the windscreen? It will drip all over your dash. Thats the only glass i cant get clean, always smears

[@damon2]

Thanks for this it works brilliantly 👏

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Amazing stuff 👌

[@robmack4010]

I have done this for years but there are times that the "off-gassing" buildup needs something strong to remove it. Water with a little white vinegar will cut through it pretty quickly. Basically what the ammonia products do. But don't use it on tinted glass.

[@christopdeck3457]

For years, I’ve been using glass cleaner and getting frustrated at all the smears I kept seeing. Then I watch this video, follow the instructions, and my car cleaning world is changed overnight. Who was to know that plain simple water was the answer to clean glass all along. Thanks so much 👍

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

thanks Chris

[@robertmaybeth3434]

"Invisible glass".

[@robertmaybeth3434]

it's a cleaning product)

[@bradbullen2099]

This has always been my preferred way. I’ve used just water for my windows since early 2000’s. Great tip for people who don’t know about it.

[@dogrescuer1321]

Just water won't cut the off gassing residue though.

[@onnienash40]

6:28

[@GosWardHen98]

I'm nearly there with what you've done, though I do use a squeegee to clear excess water. A towel, I use & it's a nice tip, it's always the inside that causes issues as I have glasses & if there a spec reflecting, it irritates my concentration. 😅

[@inner100]

I have found that many process and chemicals have been touted. The one thing they all have in common is physical force. The final step is always forceful final wiping with any dry material. I use any cleaner to get the chunks off then microfiber cloth to wear any residue off. Same goes for any house glass or mirrors. In the end you have to wear off the streaky film with a rag of some sort.

[@IMSColoradoSprings]

I have a 2023 Toyota Supre. The glass is difficult to get clean. So, I didn't use the synthetic leather but just a soaked towel. Then, I followed up with a dry towel. My windows have never looked better! I have been using microfiber cloths and they leave lint. However, they state there is no lint but there is. Now, the glass sparkles! Great video and no longer using window cleaner products. I did this technique in direct sunlight. No problem. Concering the windshile, I merely sit in the passenger seat for that side and then the driver's seat for that side.

[@MJSE-of7gs]

\"I have been using microfiber clothes and they leave lint."/ - have you washed/dried the microfibre with other material ? If you ever wash microfibre with normal towels or clothes it will pick up the lint from those other materials.

[@IMSColoradoSprings]

Thank you, I use the microfiber cloths from Costco. I wash them separately but they do leave lint on my car windows. I found that the towels mentioned in this video works perfectly.

[@michael245]

For me I always struggled with streaks because you can’t see the streaks at certain angels I’ve tried different form of window cleaners and towels so I’m gonna try this and see if it works

[@mikeswain9085]

Are there any alternatives to the Kent Synthetic Chamois in the link please? Can't seem to find it in the UK, no stock anywhere, just proves videos like this one work.

[@markw6586]

As a kid i used to have to clean the massive shop window at the front of the building i worked at. Suprisingly enough the best and easiest way to clean it was with window cleaner and scrunched up news paper. Never any streaks.

[@philbloomer1]

I use the synthetic chamois for my weekly maintainence clean on my own car on the inside and spotless plus on the outside and coated tmy nee windscreen wipers with it too, works so well for me

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one Phil. Glad it's working for you. I won't ever stop using them for glass. Nothing beats it in my opinion

[@ianrobinson9243]

I’ve got one of these synthetic cloths and never used it , I never get glass smear free so will give it a go with your method.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

They are brilliant 🙌

[@richardbenham1475]

Simple, but best method. Still not mastered the inside windscreen yet, but practice makes progress 😂

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one keep going 👌

[@maryamtr]

Great guide! What are your thoughts on the potato skin for the side mirrors?

[@Gixer750K2]

Really interesting video Dave. I've been using Stoner InvisibleGlass for years,. One other secret I found is to use a Waffle Weave MF Towel. Clean and streak-free every time. I use this on the inside of the windows (include home windows), and the Rain-repellant version on the outside (give me nice water beading). Going to try your method though as this seems more cost effect, and it it works a well, then why not save some money :)

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Nice one Kevin. I've always been confident in this method in all weather

[@nickosstylianou6460]

I use that window cleaner

[@Tbird761]

The secret to cleaning glass is to get the surface sufficiently hydrated to get the gunk off and to not be determined to do it in one pass. Wet, scrub, and clean with the first pass. Switch to a clean/dry microfiber and barely use any cleaner at all with the second. It works fine every time. It doesn't seem to matter much what the cleaner is so long as it contains water. Stoner, Windex, soap, or whatever.

[@joycehubka140]

Great advice using the synthetic chamois. However the finish wipe with a fluffy woven microfiber towel with a fluffy surface can be an issue. Try using a smooth no fluff microfiber towel instead. You will be amazed at the results!

[@kurtrindgen4708]

That may be from washing the towels with scented detergent. Get something with no softeners or scent. That’s helped me. But I do agree that the fluffy towel can create issues. Also have tried and like water with isopropyl alcohol. Works pretty well to remove the grime.

[@user-jz8gt3bo8o]

What snow foam attachment are you using at the end of your video?

[@dollyhan1]

This is my new favorite tip. I can’t believe it’s so simple yet the results are so amazing.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you

[@gavinsmith5738]

Any hints/tips for cleaning panoramic sunroofs, etc, and that little material covering that goes over them.

[@peacefrog0521]

I’ve been happy using 70% IPA with a microfiber cloth the last several years; I’ve found it great for getting the filmy residue off the inside of the glass. It takes off a large amount of the microscopic particles on the glass that moisture & humidity stick to, so the windows don’t fog up nearly as much. However I do like that “synthetic leather” method; imma go find mine somewhere 😅

[@johnDukemaster]

IPA? As in beer?

[@peacefrog0521]

@@johnDukemaster 😄 no Isopropyl Alcohol “IPA” is an industry term, or a “cool” shorthand. (Like “KFC” is to Kentucky Fried Chicken 😄)

[@mark4lev]

They have been reducing the content of ipa in glass recently. That doesn’t help

[@mattrondeau7466]

​@@peacefrog0521 Also, do not use KFC to clean your windows. Trust me, it does a really bad job.

[@peacefrog0521]

@@mattrondeau7466 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robinharrison3907]

Great Tips Bud 😀😀Will give my van windows a go 👍👍Really struggle with smears 😡😡

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Do it in the shade for best results

[@masterpolir6145]

What should I use in the washing tank for the windshield in the summer? the car shampoo is good if I pour it diluted.

[@helenwingeier]

Just came across this video, and I think I need to try this method. I live in the States and wouldn't do it in the winter with the warm water, but it's a better option than glass cleaner!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

It really works well. Definitely recommend it