How to Clean the Inside of Your Windscreen: The Ultimate Guide for Removing Grease and Grime

If you’re using a DIY cleaner, mix 1 cup of water, 1 tablespoon of vinegar, and 1 tablespoon of rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. This solution helps break down the grease and leaves a streak-free shine. Alternatively, you can use a commercial non-ammonia-based glass cleaner, which is specifically designed for car windows.

2. Clean the Windscreen in Sections:
Start by spraying your cleaning solution generously on the windscreen. Work in small sections to avoid the solution drying too quickly before you can wipe it off.

3. Wipe with a Microfiber Cloth:
Use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe down the surface. Microfiber is great for trapping dust, dirt, and grease without leaving streaks. Start from the top of the windscreen and move down in gentle, circular motions.

4. Use a Soft-Bristle Brush for Stubborn Spots:
If you encounter particularly stubborn greasy spots, use a soft-bristle brush to gently scrub the area before wiping it with the cloth. This is helpful for areas near the edges of the windscreen where grime can accumulate more easily.

5. Clean the Edges and Corners:
For the areas around the edges of the windscreen and in the corners, use cotton swabs or a detailing brush. These small tools can get into tight spaces where a cloth might not reach.

6. Remove Excess Moisture:
Once you’ve cleaned all the sections, use a fresh, dry microfiber cloth to wipe off any excess moisture or cleaner, ensuring a streak-free finish.

7. Optional: Use a Scraper for Heavy Buildup:
If there’s stubborn buildup (like resin, sap, or other hard-to-remove materials), gently use a plastic or rubber scraper to lift off the residue. Be careful not to scratch the glass.

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