How to Clean a Car Windshield Inside

Do you know how to clean a car windshield inside and out? Sure, doesn’t everyone know how to clean inside car windows? You may be surprised to learn that there is a right and wrong way to clean car windows. For instance, can you use Windex on car windows? It’s important to know how to do this correctly. After all, you need to be able to see out of your windshield while you drive. We’ve put together the guide below on cleaning car windows because ourservice department wants you to drive safely on our Springfield Township roads.

How to Clean Inside Car Windows — Step by Step

Our Union County customers like for their cars to sparkle. Knowing how to clean inside car windows correctly is an important part of that. So, here’s our guide on how to clean a car windshield inside:

• Wipe the windshield down with a clean, dry microfiber cloth to remove any dirt.
• Use another cloth to apply a bit of rubbing alcohol to remove any grease from the glass.
• Spray your glass cleaner on the other side of your microfiber cloth (not on the windshield). Then, wipe the glass in a circular motion.
• Completely dry the glass. Any glass cleaner left on the windshield will leave residue or streaks.

Can You Use Windex on Car Windows?

There is an impression among many Bridgewater drivers that Windex will ruin window tint. Is this true? Will Windex ruin the tint? Can you use Windex on car windows at all? The fact is, Windex is safe to use on tint that was installed at the factory. However, we recommend that you do not use Windex if the tint on your windows was installed by a third party.

Let Springfield Acura of Springfield Township Help

The experts in our service center know how to clean a car windshield inside and out. So, bring your car in to have it detailed by us. And, if you found this guide to be helpful, check out our guides onhow to check oil andhow to jump start a car. We’re just a short drive away from Staten Island, so drop by or contact us today!