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Cleaning the front windshield glass

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What is every one using to help clean the front wind shield inside/ and out? I end up getting a long window washer pole to help but looking for better solutions or ideas to help.
 

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I use a simple extendable pole with a little rectangular pad that has a microfiber towel on it. I haven't used any spray yet, but I suppose I'd use the ammonia-free glass plus like I do for all window stuff. (works well as a window tint slipping agent as well)
 
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I use a simple extendable pole with a little rectangular pad that has a microfiber towel on it. I haven't used any spray yet, but I suppose I'd use the ammonia-free glass plus like I do for all window stuff. (works well as a window tint slipping agent as well)
I will try that as well, thanks for the input.
 

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I use a simple extendable pole with a little rectangular pad that has a microfiber towel on it. I haven't used any spray yet, but I suppose I'd use the ammonia-free glass plus like I do for all window stuff. (works well as a window tint slipping agent as well)
Same here
 

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I use a lightweight aluminum pole about 4 feet long and a triangular window cleaning pad with washable microfiber covers. Works great!
 

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Same here. Extension pole with microfiber on the end. Once you get a technique down it is quite easy. And it makes cleaning my wife's Model Y windshield seem like nothing. LOL
 

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just attach a microfiber towel

Tesla Roadster 2nd gen Cleaning the front windshield glass 1756394664790-9j
 

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I think I read it here, to just buy a swiffer and put a microfiber cloth on the end to clean the inside of the windshield and that’s worked great. The fogginess dies down as the truck ages, almost a year now and it doesn’t fog up anymore. I keep it under the back seat with my umbrella
 

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I think I read it here, to just buy a swiffer and put a microfiber cloth on the end to clean the inside of the windshield and that’s worked great. The fogginess dies down as the truck ages, almost a year now and it doesn’t fog up anymore. I keep it under the back seat with my umbrella
LOL. That's where mine lives though I think I'm going to relocate it to the garage because I haven't needed it in probably 10 months.
 

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I did the 'Invisible Glass tool on a paint pole with a microfiber' for over a year.

Then I saw this for $20 on Amazon: Amazon.com: Eazer 89'' Squeegee Window Cleaner 2 in 1 Rotatable Window Cleaning Tool Kit with Extension Pole, Window Washing Equipment with Bendable Head for Indoor/Outdoor Window and Car Glass : Health & Household

What a difference!! I spray the whole windshield with IG, then some IG on the microfiber pad, use the pad to lightly scrub/smear everything around, then the squeegee.

My windshield has never been this clean, haha!!
 

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I got one of the cheap triangle pads on a pole from Amazon. The microfiber had loose microfiber lint that came off where the glass meets the cloth dash at the bottom. If you get a cheap Chinese one like I did, I'd suggest using some tape to clean off any loose microfiber material at the edge of the pad.
 
 
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