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T.G · 03-10-2010, 09:51 AM

A good friend of mine owns a rental car company and he has designated "ok to smoke in" vehicles and they use concentrated automotive glass cleaner that is mixed about 30% stronger in spray bottles to clean the smoke film off of the windows. He buys from one of those rolling industry supply chemical trucks that goes around to all the detail shops, garages, car washes, etc, like the Snap-On tool trucks, but you can go to an automotive parts store and get basically the same thing, maybe just not as strong. You want the one that would normally be diluted and added to the windshield wiper reservoir, not the premix.

Another one that should work is straight white vinegar in a spray bottle and clean newsprint paper. You can get clean (unprinted) newsprint paper at a moving company or maybe a supply store for crafts or packing.

03-10-2010, 09:51 AM	#8
T.G Grrrrrr Join Date: Mar 2009 First Name: The Other Adam Posts: 15,561 Trading: (37)	Re: Cleaning windows.... A good friend of mine owns a rental car company and he has designated "ok to smoke in" vehicles and they use concentrated automotive glass cleaner that is mixed about 30% stronger in spray bottles to clean the smoke film off of the windows. He buys from one of those rolling industry supply chemical trucks that goes around to all the detail shops, garages, car washes, etc, like the Snap-On tool trucks, but you can go to an automotive parts store and get basically the same thing, maybe just not as strong. You want the one that would normally be diluted and added to the windshield wiper reservoir, not the premix. Another one that should work is straight white vinegar in a spray bottle and clean newsprint paper. You can get clean (unprinted) newsprint paper at a moving company or maybe a supply store for crafts or packing.