Window cleaners
It is important for your own safety ? and that of others - that the windows of your car are clean. If the windscreen is very dirty, your view on the road and your surroundings will be limited. Also, visibility will be severely limited with a low hanging sun. In addition, your car looks a lot better if the windows (and the rest) are beautifully clean. So, it's time to clean the car windows!
Causes of dirty car windows
The windows of your car get dirty quickly. In spring and summer, flies and other insects are often the main cause. Sometimes a short drive can cause the car to be covered by dozens of insects remains. In addition, we also have to deal with tree resin and bird poop. Dust particles and sand can also be a cause. And don't forget the ?Sahara dust? that we need to deal with once in a while. Another point of trouble is so-called ?hard water?, this water often contains traces of calcium and iron, which sticks to the windows. Also, soot particles from exhausts and other dirt can also cause dirty car windows.
Cleaning car windows
There are many tips for cleaning car windows on the internet. There are also several ?grandmother's tips?. However, we recommend cleaning your car windows with a good car window cleaner instead of household cleaning products. Good car window cleaners are specifically designed for the windows of your car. After selecting a good cleaner, you can take the following steps to clean the car windows properly:
1. It is best to clean the car windows in the shade. If you do this in the blazing sun, the cleaner can evaporate too quickly and leaves a film.
2. Next, use a damp
microfibre cloth with a car glass cleaner of your choice.
3. The order of cleaning the car windows can differ, because it depends on how dirty the car windows are. If there are stubborn stains on the window, you can first remove it with a little cleaner and then remove the residue with water.
4. Work from top to bottom and left to right with long strokes. Also, use the back of the cloth to remove residue. Don?t forget to also clean the rear window.
5. When cleaning the side windows, do not forget to open them halfway. So, you can also clean the top of the window.
6. In case of severe dirtiness it may happen that the result is not immediately sufficient, repeat the cleaning again.
Cleaning inside car windows
After cleaning the car windows from the outside, don't forget to clean them on the inside as well. Cleaning the car windows on the inside is also very important. Over time, the inside of the glass can become dirty and a bit greasy. If you only clean the outside, the view of the road can still be limited. It is best to clean the inside with a clean cloth and also a good car window cleaner. Most car window cleaner are both suitable for the inside and the outside of the car. If you do not use a good cleaning agent, it will probably leave streaks and a film. Do not let this happen. This will certainly bother you when the sun shines and again can greatly limit your sight. For the best result, therefore, choose a good window or glass cleaner. Window cleaning cloths can also be very useful for cleaning the inside of the car windows.
Rain-X
In addition to car glass cleaners, you will also find various Rain-X products in our product range such as
Rain-X anti-rain and Rain-X Anti fog . Rain-X anti-rain provides the car windows with a water-repellent layer that repels rain, sleet and snow. A major advantage of Rain-X anti-rain is that it increases safety during wet weather conditions. Rain-X anti-fog is a product that helps prevent the car windows from fogging. With both of these products it is important to clean the car windows first.
Buying car window cleaners
You can buy good car window cleaners quickly and easily at Winparts UK. You will find anti-fog, anti-rain, car window cleaners in our product range. You can also choose from various top brands such as;
Rain-X , Meguiars , Autoglym and Turtle Wax . Winparts is also the right place for car polishes such as car shampoo , car wax , scratch removers and tyre and rim cleaners .
