Cleaning inside windows ...

[Cobra348]

Didn't see anything specific for those wanting to clean the inside of the glass in between washes/detailing. Well, here are a couple methods I've used that work pretty well.

 

The more expensive way - Invisible Glass and fine microfiber cloths for glass. Spray the IG as directed and used the cloth to wipe it off and clean the glass. CON: If like me, there will be streaks that are a pain to remove after things have dried.

 

The less expensive way - Magic Eraser and paper towels. I used the foaming Mr. Clean bathroom ones. Get it moderately wet and wipe the area of the glass, followed by use of paper towels to dry thoroughly. The eraser I used has a smooth side and a knobby side with very low foaming action. I used the knobby side. PRO: If there is a streak or two, the use of a regular microfiber cloth will remove it.

 

And there is the old vinegar and newspaper solution if you want to go that route. I've never used it TBH.

 

BTW - a slightly damp Magic Eraser can be used to remove a grease spot or two that might get on light colored parts of the interior. Gentle rubbing followed by light pat dry with paper towel.

Edited November 14, 2016 by Cobra348

[mwr]

Norwex cloths are a bit pricey but work great.

 

http://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/7658-window-tinting-questions-answers/?p=92013

[murphy]

Lay towels on the dashboard while cleaning the inside of the windshield. Most cleaners are bad for the dash material.

[clariden19]

I don't try any DIY but I do cleaning using microfiber cloth.

[2014FordFusionSE]

I wash my own cars and after a lot of trial and error, I've found that using a damp chamois, cleans the windows the best. Completely streak free.

After I'm done washing and drying the vehicle, I twist the chamois dry and use it to clean the inside windows.

[sirtanoby]

I wash my own car as well. I found most of the tricks from the internet Not everything works though. You have to do trial and error when it comes to DIY. There are instances where you feel like you've wasted money buying cleaning materials for one-time use because you're not satisfied with it.