Best way to clean fiver Windows?

The easiest way I have found is with a glass squeegee right after spraying off the soap when I wash it. I don't have any spots on my windows and my 5'er is ALL windows on the curb side.

I can wash my windows and see my face in the shine I get from the sparkle. I can see so good I can take a picture of our neighbors house that shows behind me as I admire my work. I also cannot open my mouth because of the white teeth blinding me as I do the easy job of washing the windows. Yep sparkle is good stuff. Lots of good window products to try.

chevman

SH wrote:

larry barnhart wrote:
I brag about sparkle to my rv friends. chevman

Actually...you are the one that suggested it to me! :)

Now you know why Larry's teeth are so WHITE :B

larry barnhart wrote:
I brag about sparkle to my rv friends. chevman

Actually...you are the one that suggested it to me! :)

One thing I learned about windows. Don't use wash n wax on the RV.

THIS STUFF WORKS!!!!!!!!

I was at a glass shop getting a side window replaced. I asked the guy how to get hard water spots off the dark side and back windows on my truck.

The company is "bio-clean products" product is "Hard Water Stain Remover" Sacramento, CA 800-341-5417.

The weight of the bottle I bought is 40.6 oz. The bottle is white with medium blue lettering with a bit of lime green in the logo.

Reason for so much info is because there are a lot of imitators!

I use it on shower glass and fiberglass and you won't believe how well it cleans off even baked on foods on the cook top.

Not cheap but well worth it.

SH wrote:


$8.00

same here the best I have ever tried and been using it since 2002. Not good in the sun and two rags is the best. I brag about sparkle to my rv friends.

chevman

Once my 5ver windows get really clean....used Bar Keepers Friend once.....then all I use is a wet washrag and use the blue windshield towels to dry. Simple to keep clean and no streaks.

Stoner Invisible Glass and a microfiber towel. If Windows are bad I use a clay bar. If really bad I use #0000 grade steel wool.

SprayAway Glass Cleaner ( less than $3 at HD and WM ) and white terry Costco towels.
If there are especially stubborn calcium deposits, I use a razor blade with the SprayAway.