Rubbing alcohol. No residue and the drips dry almost instantly. Then apply INTERIOR Rainx. It's different than the one you use on the outside of the windshield but it mitigates fogging
We use Windez, paper towels, and acrobatics to clean ours. Sometimes we get a $15-20 car wash, but they never seem to get to the inside corners. ‘Bout time for the hubby’s springtime shower! ☺️
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Rubbing alcohol. No residue and the drips dry almost instantly. Then apply INTERIOR Rainx. It's different than the one you use on the outside of the windshield but it mitigates fogging
https://www.ehow.com/way_5295256_way-clean-inside-car-windshield.html
Vinegar works well.
Hello! We use Windex, which works just fine. It’s nothing fancy, but it works! Good luck!
Windex or vinegar, wiped down with newspaper or nonlint cloth. There’s also a spong type stick for those awkward spots around the dash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axI5Luw0Eos
We use Windez, paper towels, and acrobatics to clean ours. Sometimes we get a $15-20 car wash, but they never seem to get to the inside corners. ‘Bout time for the hubby’s springtime shower! ☺️