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Last summer, under duress, my wife made me wash the windows and forbade me to leave streaks. I found some easy to make solution on the internet and it worked great. I just can't remember where I found it, but a Google search should work easily enough.
Like others said you may still have dirt or oils left on your window even after cleaning (clean your wiper blades as well). My trick that many people don't know is to use Bonami cleaner on your windshield. Wet your windshield with water, sprinkle a very small amount of Bonami on it and use a soft sponge to clean it. "THERE IS NO NEED TO PRESS HARD" when cleaning. Rinse the cleaner off and finish with windex. You'll be amazed how much stuff builds up on your glass. The disclaimer is do not do this if you have a coated windshield.
Last summer, under duress, my wife made me wash the windows and forbade me to leave streaks. I found some easy to make solution on the internet and it worked great. I just can't remember where I found it, but a Google search should work easily enough.
BTW, the stuff worked great!
Sounds like my wife.....does she have any relatives in Jersey?
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