The Easiest Way To Clean The Inside of Your Windshield (No Streaks!)

[@user-bv7jc]

Drop the steering wheel all the way down so it's not in your way as much

[@CleanThatUp]

this is a genius idea - no idea why I didn't think of this!

[@Bawkzers]

Not a good idea if you're detailing someone elses car though. You may not get the steering wheel back to their desired setting and they will get annoyed. :)

[@redwolf6213]

​@Bawkzers Just communicate and be transparent. Most of the time they will appreciate that you let them know you want to mess with their settings for a better clean.

[@jaysky2000]

@@CleanThatUp Brandon, why do you use alcohol for this job instead of your vinegar, Dawn, water mixture?

[@jONAThAnBunt1990]

@@user-bv7jc lol DOH!!

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

Tip: if you clean with vertical strokes inside the car, use horizontal strokes on the outside of the windshield. That way you can tell which side any smudges are on.

[@26alexther]

That's just how I do it.

[@brookswilson1072]

I wipe horizontally and then vertically. Probably doesn't matter much.

[@sgordon8123]

The point was use a different direction outside so you know where a vertical streak is vs where a horizontal one is afterwards. ​@brookswilson1072

[@meangreen7389]

I’ve always done that (yeah right, great point!)

[@curbyourseinfeld]

Genius

[@jakeisaacs4610]

I'm glad people go out of their way to post helpful tips for small things like this. Makes life a bit easier for everyone

[@lmiller1413]

It's nice to have life a little bit easier for everyone. Brings a smile to the day.

[@LondonCalling12]

Wish more KZbin videos were as simple and straightforward as this. Thank you!

[@massformationpsychosis7681]

Detailer here…. Two waffle weave microfiber towels, and a 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and distilled water. Either spray onto windshield or first towel, and clean the windshield… Then use the second towel to fully dry and buff out any leftover streaks.

[@Guynhistruck]

This. I'm in the same line of work, use the same method. Somehow, no one talks about it on KZbin tutorials despite every detailer I know doing this.

[@illiniwood]

So, basically just watch the video.

[@areyoukidding1431]

Thank you for sharing your tip! Diffently will try your way.👍🏻

[@areyoukidding1431]

​@@illiniwoodSo basically you didn't read his comment. Specific micro towel and a different cleaning solution.

[@illiniwood]

@@areyoukidding1431 Your cleaning a windshield, not building a rocket engine.

[@Steve_Marsden]

I quite literally did this yesterday to my mom’s car before she went on a weekend trip. I wish this had been posted 24 hours ago. I would’ve used straight alcohol and better quality towels. I used my diy cleaner with Dawn and alcohol and a stack of cheap Amazon basics microfiber towels. It worked perfectly well, but it took forever to dry up all the moisture and buff the streaks. Next time, I’ll do it this way and save myself the back pain.

[@cahuni]

thank you ! 🤗 just two days ago I sat on my partner's car and asked to turn the windshield wipers on , only to realise the fogginess was on the inside 😅 🤦 now thanks to your videos we know how we can clean it 🙂

[@Mr.Shartly]

The alcohol bottle hack is genius. I never would've thought of doing that. Great vid!

[@ephemeric8937]

Yep, most bottles can take spray nozzles. I put a nozzle on my apple cider vinegar for when I smoke meats, rather than wasting a little bit or having to refill a whole other spray bottle.

[@jaysky2000]

@@ephemeric8937 Do you think it'll work for olive oil or is the oil too thick?

[@wylapache5362]

I did what another poster recommended, use a magic eraser with water and dry with microfiber. The next day my windshield is so clear. No more greasy streaks from dashboard off gasing. This works better than windex, detailer spray, degreaser wipes.

[@finam2022]

This guy is frigging brilliant.

[@CleanThatUp]

Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@gradysullivan6679]

You’re not his girlfriend are you?

[@finam2022]

@gradysullivan6679 No, I'm not. Have you seen his videos? The guy cleans some of the most disgusting and hardest things to clean in the most efficient, professional and pain-free way possible. Can you do that?

[@NoSpillsChills]

@@gradysullivan6679the guy is clearly gay

[@CrystalRaye]

I feel so stupid for never thinking to put down an old towel on the dashboard to catch drips. It's so simple 😂

[@uluaiono528]

9Jan25 0828 Greetings from me in New Zealand. Yep. Me too. All these years I've been cleaning my windscreen inside without a towel on the dashboard .. grrrr ..

[@Guynhistruck]

Yes and yes. Excellent suggestions! Only thing I might add is that if you have a lot of buildup from degassing of the plastics in the car like the dash and trim pieces, you'll end up with an oily plastic byproduct coating it. Window cleaner usually won't touch that, and isopropyl ends up making the scrubbing/buffing process for that 2nd towel take much longer than necessary because it's not QUITE powerful enough. If that's the case, using either a heavy-duty degreaser (Super Clean, etc) or a great dish soap (like Dawn, consumer or pro versions) will make really quick work of that film and it can be easily wiped away. I use acetone personally, because it's even quicker and easier, but that's a big risk because it can damage the trim permanently quite quickly, so thats a "use at your own risk" product for this. Also, i find that getting a windshield tool like they have at the auto parts store really helps a lot, and if you open the door and stand OUTSIDE the car while using it instead of sitting in one of the seats, the uncomfortable arm contortions are kept to a minimum. It's way more comfortable in my opinion, especially when you're doing detail work all day for a living like myself. Gotta keep your body in as good shape as possible for that job, as you well know in yours! Regardless, this is a GREAT guide to the basics, and I'm so glad to see someone promoting the two towel method and isopropyl alcohol. Those are mainstays in my line of work, and it's refreshing to see someone get the correct information out. Well done, sir, great quality content as usual!

[@moneyguyfly6583]

Thanks

[@Sabbalab92]

After my mom passed away, I got her car. No matter what I did, the windshield was always dirty. Looking up guides and watching this video, I realized a few things that my dad told me was wrong. My dad told me that I should be using paper towels, or ideally, newspaper. Everything I've looked up since tells me that's completely wrong and your video confirms that I should be using microfiber cloth. Thanks for this video. I have a good feeling about my windshield now.

[@jaysky2000]

Your dad's suggestion of newspaper is old school. That was the #1 way to wash windows "back in the day" ... way before the invention of microfiber cloths. Sweet though outdated.

[@uluaiono528]

@@jaysky2000 9Jan25 0831 Heh heh .. so true. Last century when I got my first car I started off by using newspaper !

[@ashchaya7676]

I've tried so SO many things for the inside of a windshield before (including this method) and the only thing that works 100% of the time is treating it like you're washing up a glass in your sink. Just use whatever detergent you use to do the dishes, warm water and a sponge. You don't want the sponge sopping wet obviously but you do want enough detergent/water in it to cut through all the grime. Then you dry and buff with a microfiber towel. Absolutely zero streaks or haze every single time. I do like the towel on the dashboard idea though because when you're doing the dry and buff step you can't let it touch the dash.

[@moneyguyfly6583]

How long does it last before the next clean?

[@ashchaya7676]

@@moneyguyfly6583 My cars have multiple drivers unfortunately so it's only a few months before someone rubs their hand on the glass for some reason or throws some muddy gloves on the dash etc. Around 4 months is the longest I've had it last until something like that happens.

[@moneyguyfly6583]

@@ashchaya7676 Thanks

[@ColleenScatena69]

Thank you so much for your video I cleaned the inside of my windows as you suggested and they are spotless the cleaners they have ever been.

[@tomdale1313]

i enjoy all your "HANDS-ON" advice/tips, keep them coming...

[@CleanThatUp]

Glad you like them, Many more to come!

[@uluaiono528]

9Jan25 0833 thank you for the reminder .. I am subscribing now !

[@crackerjack6075]

You have very pleasant presentation qualities 👍 I also like the additional contribution of the comments below, some good ones. I love clean windshield. I hate hate hate this job. So optimizing the effort is key. So consider also: -Clean the easier outside, prior to working so hard on that inside glass, -In the presence of any Sun heat at all, never use 90% alcohol - because it dissipates so quickly, almost no time to act as a solvent on nasties - also streaks always. The more common 50% or 70% are preferable because water in the alcohol provides more time to act as solvent on the nasties, before it evaps. -On inside glass, my in-flexible hands are always defeated by the diabolical angles of glass, reducing my pressure and contact surface area - I'm not Gumby (so I frequently have my wife do the inside). **But you're wearing those clean, high friction gloves - those dramatically increase my ability to apply my cleaning cloth.

[@emullinsstreams]

This is something I struggle with, but I've also never used 2 towels. I'll try this next time I clean my windshield!

[@Guynhistruck]

Two towels is absolutely essential. Otherwise you're just taking the filmy residue buildup, dissolving it a little with the cleaner and swirling it around a little, and then letting it dry right back on the windshield once the cleaner evaporates off. You're left with the same film, just moved around a bit. The second towel will actually soak up and wipe off all the crud and oily mess, though, even if it can take some serious elbow grease to get all of it off if it's been building up for a while. Then when it's all dry, no streaks from the buildup will appear because you took it all off with that second towel. This works great on car windows/windshields, but it's also super effective on residential windows and other glass (shower doors, etc.), and it'll get your mirrors perfectly streak free, too!

[@5353erock]

Same here . Gonna run to auto store and get some micro fiber towels . Never tried 2 towel method

[@sgordon8123]

I have always tried to clean windows in good sunlight. You need to dry it quickly but at least you can see all the streaks. I use detergent for an initial wash, water with a drop of vinegar to rinse and prevent water marks. I used to use endless amounts of paper towels being careful to avoid scratching the glass but you can wash and dry microfibre cloths so I will give those a go. I notice you wore gloves! Great way to avoid grease from your fingers going onto the cloths and windows!! Thanks.

[@princessaome]

Thank you for using a product that I have at home and don’t need to buy!

[@Sadjina]

Thanks for the tip with buffing with the second cloth, that totally (and finally) did the trick ❤

[@tokk3n-hj4xg]

Thanks so much. I was able to remove all the streaks and smudges with a micro fiber tall and rubbing alcohal. My windows are now crystal clear.

[@donnanordlie6552]

I am so glad I found your videos!

[@northerniltree]

I did exactly as you said and upon finishing, (and feeling proud of finally such a good job) a seagull flew over crapped mightily on my windshield. The alcohol I used after that was for me.

[@mycelium1456]

Bro lol fuck birds now fr every since I got my scat 2 months ago I clean it go back out lil later either shit or pollen everywhere lol. Cars red so they absolutely target it

[@TheLanard]

I’ve always used newspaper to wipe the spray cleaner on my interior and exterior windows, both car and home. It wipes and dries to a completely streak-free clean. Just turn it around to the dry side when doing so. And use as much of the paper as you can.

[@trishakaaay3720]

I used newspaper too, and it cleaned my windshield much better than the microfiber towel.

[@michaelheurkens4538]

Two things I find work well for me: first, never clean your windows in the sun ANYTIME. Second, I live in northern Canada, so it gets pretty cold in winter. Even if it is pretty cold out, you can use -35° (winter) windshield washer fluid in a spray bottle to clean your interior windows, especially the windshield. Do not spray cold fluid onto a warm window as the different temperatures may cauase the glass to shatter; best to clean, then warm. I've been doing this for many years with no streaks either. One day I had to clean my semi's cab windows, but there was no "glass cleaner" available. So, a clean windshield being a must, I just used the WW fluid. I've been doing it ever since. Cheers.

[@someoneelseentirely3452]

You wouldn't believe what a workout this is for short people!

[@trinaroe5132]

I agree! My arms are too short to reach all the way down inside.

[@Irwhodunit]

Rubber gloves were a nice touch. That avoids skin oil smudges on the glass.

[@hollid175]

I will be doing this later today. Thx Brandon.😊 i absolutely love your channel

[@CleanThatUp]

Awesome! Thanks so much for subscribing and watching 🙂

[@tracypaulus]

Thank you very much and thanks for all your viewers, leaving their tips and tricks❤

[@hubert6786]

wow, you are true autodetailer. I always had difficulties to was front window from the inside.

[@cuffyborderhead5165]

Thanks so much ! So easy with the right tools Mirco Fiber Towel & 70% Alcohol

[@conniefulkrod3892]

Great cleaning tip, my windshield is filthy! Was wondering the best way to clean it, perfect timing for the video. And how did I not know that you had a KZbin channel until today? Just subscribed. Thank you Brandon for all your cleaning knowledge!

[@KMofficial305]

Nice tip! Use dishwashing liquid warm water to clean the windshield , squeegee the excess, then use distilled water and alcohol 50/50 … it will be even more effective , I know it’s a process 😅

[@mowingindarain2885]

Another tip: lean back facing the mirror with the back of your head on the dash … it’s a more natural position to clean the harsh angle.

[@applepie9576]

I've done this and it works great! Another great use of the alcohol in a spray bottle is insect killer. When the weather is nice and we sit on the porch in the evenings we each have a bottle! If a gnat or mosquito drifts by, spray it and it immediately drops to the ground. We also use it on stink bugs and other pests. I also have a bottle by the kitchen sink for any gnats or fruit flies. The only thing we have found that it damages is finished wood so we avoid that.

[@Msdanny2410]

I gotta try that for the insects.

[@applepie9576]

@Msdanny2410 It really works! We sat on the porch this evening and it's like target practice spraying bugs! One thing I like about it is that it dries and doesn't leave a trace or residue on anything, even my screens.

[@manvelmkrtchyan8939]

To avoid getting the mist on the interior just spray into the cloth and start wiping. Much faster and more saves more materials.

[@dchall8]

I use the one-big towel, one-small towel, one squeegee, and one can of spray method. Lay out the big towel on the dash. Spray the windshield. Squeegee the spray off. Use the small towel to carefully wipe what the squeegee missed. I have a small squeegee I got online. It's maybe 6 inches across and really easy to use in the tight space between windshield and dash.

[@legenware]

One thing about Isopropanol, if you spray it an breathe it in you could have serieus health issues. Properly ventilate while doing that! Thank for good explanation this helps!

[@jorowi]

For really hazy windshields a Magic Eraser or Simple Green will cut the grime and then you can come in with the alcohol and/or glass cleaner.

[@lemongavine]

Cleaning the inside windows is an overlooked and underrated maintenance item. People need to do it more often. It’s really not that hard.

[@gregfisher216]

I like using Hunger Easy glide glass cleaner diluted 4:1 in a 32 oz Spray bottle and mircofiber scrubbing tube and waffle weave towels . The waffle weave don’t grab the glass like regular microfiber. I use a squeegee, like the one have . This works great . If the windshield is really jacked up . I made use a clay bar , magic eraser and plastic razor blades !

[@Fnkdoxnmnnbs]

Help us know how to clean foggy headlights!! Thanks, Brandon!!!

[@CleanThatUp]

So in many cases it’s best to get one of the special kits to restore them. That being said I did have some success a while back with this hack - www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR7s4aeN/ Once the oxidation is gone it’s also a good idea to look into sealing them if possible.

[@jONAThAnBunt1990]

Get a wooden paint stick from Lowe's, wrap the rag around it to reach easier down at the bottom of the window!

[@jONAThAnBunt1990]

Using alcohol sucks btw lol... Sprayway is nice stuff Sams club has got value packs!!

[@judycalvert6074]

I’ve had trouble with the haziness on the inside of my windshield.. the only thing that got all of that nastiness off was 2 drops of dawn in hot water .. then rinse with clear water using a microfiber and done ✅ 😉

[@richardcranium5839]

if you go up and down wiping on the inside go side to side on the outside. then if there are any spots you need to go over you know which side of the glass to do

[@ssmouse77]

Beautiful results. I am going to switch from Bounty to micro fiber towels. Thank you, I like help when I can get it. 😎

[@MustangGuru]

Back windows with defroster, will IPA hurt it?

[@jerryodom7358]

After cleaning inside and outside, go back and put Rain-X inside and outside….you’ll be glad you did in winter with a clear view, no fogging, no ice sticking….

[@rekyu3d541]

aren't you supposed to use a separate RainX product for the interior of windows? i thought they had it formulated differently for window fog or something

[@Kuya_D_Z3]

We always had more fog with rainx Antifog

[@haint7709]

I don't use rain x on our cars. Nothing on the windshield (especially the interior) works best for me. The exterior is cleaned differently than the interior. KZbin has a lot of videos to choose from.

[@katibuggg1]

I love this channel.

[@SheIsntReal7]

I was going to request this the next time you asked us for requests. Perfect timing!

[@CleanThatUp]

That’s awesome to hear!

[@Furen]

How often does he ask for requests? I haven't washed a weighted blanket (which I try to minimally use because of) I usually vacuum clean it but idk how to wash it and would love tips.

[@tinytrexgaming2649]

Ive clean my windshield but it legit looks like its peppered with tiny holes and when i put my wipers on it sound like there debris on the glass ill check the blades and there clean should i clay bar my window? This window is only 4 or 5 years old

[@Avram42]

Use a swiffer with some of the extensions removed to make it squeegee length and put a shop towel on it. This works for both outside or inside.

[@swaha55]

Do you always use straight, isopropyl alcohol or do you sometimes mix the isopropyl alcohol with white vinegar and water?

[@courtneysmith2266]

That man is the truth

[@plaincoils]

"cleaning the inside of your windshield can... be... tricky..." oh?? can it??? can it 'be tricky'?! I had no idea! even when I decided to search youtube for help!! super grateful you let us know that it can be tricky before anything else, just so we all know what we are getting into - otherwise I'd have been in WAY over my head by the time I even found a towel to use * (sincere note to the creator, if they happen to read this: angry sarcasm not *really* directed at you specifically - if anything it's the culture of 'how-to' videos that waste time on commentary, trivia, marginally useful/ entirely useless info, even ads and like/sub calls-to-action before anything practical... though admittedly well restrained here. moreso than that principled criticism is just my misdirected frustration with the actual task. wasn't trying to hurt your feelings. ok, little how-to guy, hope you feel better now - go run along and play in the yard or make some more videos or something)

[@sheilasunshine9173]

Where exactly can we see your videos? Since you’ve got all the answers and critiques you must make or edit or have some media degree etc.?! Nah I didn’t think so 😂

[@plaincoils]

⁠@@sheilasunshine9173 who are you to question my right to misdirect my frustration with cleaning the interior of my windshield towards a well-meaning (and honestly, genuinely helpful...) content creator? Sheila??

[@mdkibriaahmed7263]

Thank you so much Sir, very helpful.

[@marciefort2904]

Thank you so much for posting this!

[@elizabethtaylor3779]

Will try it today...one of the most challenging things to attempt is cleaning glass, especially a windshield, and getting it streak- and smudge-free. Where do you obtain the Spray Away and do you wash the cloths in the laundry rather than by hand? I just wonder if laundry product residue causes streaking

[@CleanThatUp]

You can find Sprayway at most big box stores and over on Amazon. When it comes to my microfiber towels I like to wash them separately, I actually have video on my process here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWqVgpxjgdOtbq8

[@massformationpsychosis7681]

Do not ever wash microfiber towels with anything else other than microfiber towels… Free & clear laundry detergent only, low heat. Absolutely no fabric softener or dryer sheets, dry on low heat. Pro tip - 1 TBSP of white distilled vinegar added to the, “Fabric Softener” area of the washer, will help fully clean the towels, help deodorize them, and soften them up a bit.

[@melloe]

Does this work for car windows that are tinted as well? I'm afraid to mess up the tint!

[@patrickcorcoran5518]

Sprayway is safe for tint. Don't use any other cleaners (or alcohol) on tint.

[@dominion104]

Vinegar works well too

[@JudiChristopher]

EXCELLENT VIDEO please NOTE... No Need for Background Noise/Music We just want to HEAR YOU TALK. Thank You for sharing this GREAT Video.

[@coffeehunter8742]

Use the top(back) of your hand to reach the bottom area if the windshield. 👍 (Much easier)

[@CMason-yr9ks]

Great tutorial!💜

[@randydao1694]

Can you do a video of how to clean tinted windows since it requires specific cleaning supplies.

[@Cozeman]

Is alchohol reccomended to use on windshield if ceramic UV film is installed? It for sure cuts through car wash soap residue and oil on my exterior glass.

[@DDRounds]

How to clean the back inside window of a Toyota Camry which has a sharp slope - I can’t quite reach it well with my arms even with my knees on the seat and facing backwards. Thx!

[@Itsmechoua]

Brandon, when cleaning the outside of the windshield did you use the glass cleaner Sprayaway or alcohol? Thanks!

[@marksciarini1480]

Is it better to mix water with alcohol

[@valeriespackman4019]

My husband bought an applicator with a swivel wand. He puts the towel on it and then cleans just like you do. Less awkward.

[@CleanThatUp]

I’ve seen those, I’ll have to give it a try!

[@bethbenson1931]

I have those and they are wonderful! My arms are not as long as his and the applicator gets all the way without contorting myself. Mine have small microfiber pads attached, but think putting another microfiber cloth over it is great idea!

[@destinycooper8872]

The sprayway is leaving terrible streaks trying the two towk system with paper towl since that's all I have at the moment and it's not working at all :(

[@co.1157]

Great thumbnail 👍

[@CleanThatUp]

Thanks!

[@Charles-re4vd]

You can jurry rig a 12in rod + a kitchen sponge ( somehow secure them together, now put the micro fiber towl onto it. 😅

[@BrianxStephanie]

Amazing tip! Can you spray a 50% IPA version straight into a tinted windshield (btw our tint is a 50% suntek window tint) or do you need to dilute it with some distilled water?

[@ariesanfilippo1078]

Thank you my guy. Didn’t know 70% isopropyl alcohol works just as good. Clean and disinfected!! Well played sir

[@ashoween8728]

Awesome tips!

[@CleanThatUp]

Thank you!

[@emiliaescobar7652]

Great, TY for your time!

[@jimcummings4712]

That's a pretty good technique. I just wish it it is easier for an old dub like me.😅

[@deefos1356]

Quick question, does the alcohol keep the windshield from fogging up on the inside?

[@stevebabiak6997]

The local AAA store sells a fog prevention product that is wiped on, it’s a yellow colored sponge-like thing.

[@kythuatxe9571]

Thank you very much

[@crowfeet8443]

Works great and goes fast. I turned my car so it was facing the early morning sun. 60 degree temperature. It was easier to see all the film.

[@adhdhamster]

Idk why but the bee really made me chuckle 😂

[@jandkhilbert]

Thanks - i was looking for this 😊

[@CleanThatUp]

Happy to help!

[@LMDineen-s5n]

Does that work with caked on dog drool?😮

[@brookswilson1072]

I have found through long experience, NOT to use spray on cleaners of any type. I use one clean rag using hot water to clean and one clean rag to wipe dry. It takes several applications to "train" your window(s), but lasts for months. Microfiber rags are nice, but leave a thin film of microfiber particles when viewed in certain lights. Probably better than cotton rags though unless you have repeatedly used the cotton rags hundreds of times and used them only for washing windows. When in a car wash or detail shop, do NOT let them clean the insides of the windows or you will have to start over again in training your windows.

[@SleeplessinOC]

When you say cotton rags , do you mean those smooth kitchen towel types ? Or something like washcloths ?

[@SleeplessinOC]

And how hot should the water be ? Do you make the rag just damp enough but not dripping ?

[@brookswilson1072]

Warm is fine. It can even be cold in nice weather. If a warm day (never do it on a hot day as the water dries faster than you can wipe dry), don't completely wring it out so that gives you time to dry wipe adequately.

[@missjmc512]

Hi, how do you clean your microfiber towels? I find that mine get all gross with cat fur stuck all over them even after washing them

[@CleanThatUp]

Good question! I have a video walking through how I do it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWqVgpxjgdOtbq8

[@floridaroadways]

Can I use gasoline or acetone?

[@BenDere-h6e]

Yes, they work great if you smoke tobacco while you clean.

[@floridaroadways]

@@BenDere-h6e I don’t smoke tobacco but yesterday I had to wash my car since it has water bug stains on the outside of my windshield so I cleaned it

[@RavynMancer]

Good Job

[@kentwelbes8138]

I'll be dipped it worked😊

[@NewCastleIndiana]

Spray cleaner and wipe. Got it.

[@christophercharlton6395]

Are those safe for tinted windshields?

[@HeyItsWatson]

A teaspon of dawn detergent in a spray bottle filled with distilled water is always the best glass clean, will pull out more evaporated oils that cling to the windshield than isopropyl IMHO

[@MeadowsMiniFarm]

Would this be safe for tinted windows, or house windows ?

[@CleanThatUp]

Good question! To be on the safe side I probably wouldn’t use it. I would just use a drop or two of dish soap in a spray bottle with water.

[@batmanandrobin1587]

great job!

[@vtxdaryl]

What about Dawn dish washing liquid and water in a spray bottle?

[@HondaRacing44444]

thank you

[@sofireyes764]

For me, the best trick is cleaning all at once with news paper and a glass cleaning product, leaves them sparkly

[@MrNathan791]

A great tutorial video and very good tips. Thanks

[@jrod9732]

Awesome! Thank you man! Just subbed

[@anneoshell204]

Any tips for cleaning the top of a dashboard with sticky lint? I think I used Armor All once long ago and now it is tacky the lint never comes off.