i cant seem to find a good glass cleaner. all the stuff Ive tried leaves streaks, spots or just doesn't cut the mustard. do you have any cleaners that work well? please share...

I use Eagle One 20/20 Perfect Auto Glass Cleaner with the "No Hazing Formula"and a microfiber cloth. One guy in the automotive section at Target told me that the best thing for glass is soft water. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure that it would do a preatty good job.

in all reality, its not the glass cleaner thats gona make a big difference, i can get the same effect with water and a rag as i can with a cleaner. The "magic" is how YOU use it, If your streaking, use more cleaner, and whipe longer.

YEah ill agree with 350rs, ive used multiple glass cleaners, the best ive ever found was from Wal-Mart, i forgot the name, but its a white and blue metal spray can its a foam not a spray, it works freggin awesome, ill try to get the name for ya, this stuff is good, because it doesnt run , just stays where ya put it.

my dad likes a product called invisable glass. i think it does alright, but since i work at a car wash, i 'borrow" some of those cans of spray. lol

wd40 ftw

The one that works the best for me is vinegar in water. I put 1:14 vinegar to water and put it in a spray bottle. Works great and very inexpensive.

use a wadded up page from your newspapper and windex or vinegar and water works incredably well no streaking . the key is the newspapper

ORIGINAL: MichiganMan

use a wadded up page from your newspapper and windex or vinegar and water works incredably well no streaking . the key is the newspapper



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Don't know about the rest of you, but Windex and paper towels work fine for me. Also makes a good upholstery cleaner.

ORIGINAL: z28pete

Don't know about the rest of you, but Windex and paper towels work fine for me. Also makes a good upholstery cleaner.
Try the newspapper you will never use a paper towel again alot less effort involved believe me

Yeah, the newspaper works great. I still like vinegar and water. It's not 1:14 as I posted earlier, I use 1:4. I try to stay away from the expensive chemicals if I can. Tried diesal once - leaves an odor (JUST KIDDING)