Hmmm, my proctologist lied to me......................Over the years I have tried every window cleaning product out there in a effort to get the oily film off of the inside of my vehicles windows and the road oil and grime off of the outside. I have tried commercial products as well as multiple home remedies. Nothing has worked. Until now. After spending a few hours unsuccessfully trying to clean my Mavericks windows I finally looked at all of the products in my garage and saw this. I usually use it to get scale out of sinks and toilets, never for cleaning glass. But, what the hell, I gave it a try. The results were almost a miracle. I used rubber gloves and put the product, sparingly, on a paper towel so I wouldn't get any drips. A little bit goes a long way. Once I applied it, with some vigorous rubbing, and several dry paper towels polishing it, the windows came out crystal clear. So, clear it looks like they aren't there. I did get some small smears onto the plastics inside the cab but they wiped right up and did not seem to have any affect (effect?). Question is, will long term use of this product have any potential issues?
Thank you, one more thing I learned in public school I can use: any of the fluor acids would be a concern.
Over the years I have tried every window cleaning product out there in a effort to get the oily film off of the inside of my vehicles windows and the road oil and grime off of the outside. I have tried commercial products as well as multiple home remedies. Nothing has worked. Until now. After spending a few hours unsuccessfully trying to clean my Mavericks windows I finally looked at all of the products in my garage and saw this. I usually use it to get scale out of sinks and toilets, never for cleaning glass. But, what the hell, I gave it a try. The results were almost a miracle. I used rubber gloves and put the product, sparingly, on a paper towel so I wouldn't get any drips. A little bit goes a long way. Once I applied it, with some vigorous rubbing, and several dry paper towels polishing it, the windows came out crystal clear. So, clear it looks like they aren't there. I did get some small smears onto the plastics inside the cab but they wiped right up and did not seem to have any affect (effect?). Question is, will long term use of this product have any potential issues?
Try Spray Nine glass cleaner.Over the years I have tried every window cleaning product out there in a effort to get the oily film off of the inside of my vehicles windows and the road oil and grime off of the outside. I have tried commercial products as well as multiple home remedies. Nothing has worked. Until now. After spending a few hours unsuccessfully trying to clean my Mavericks windows I finally looked at all of the products in my garage and saw this. I usually use it to get scale out of sinks and toilets, never for cleaning glass. But, what the hell, I gave it a try. The results were almost a miracle. I used rubber gloves and put the product, sparingly, on a paper towel so I wouldn't get any drips. A little bit goes a long way. Once I applied it, with some vigorous rubbing, and several dry paper towels polishing it, the windows came out crystal clear. So, clear it looks like they aren't there. I did get some small smears onto the plastics inside the cab but they wiped right up and did not seem to have any affect (effect?). Question is, will long term use of this product have any potential issues?
They still make Prell? It used to come in a toothpaste type container with almost no water, all shampoo.
not sure if they still make it, but we the bottle we use lasts quite a while using couple tablespoons at a time, LOL
This might just be the perspective of a 1970's kid, but I remember Prell as being an industrial-degreaser level of shampoo. Like, you could wash your hair with it and also strip paint. Hell, it might work for de-chroming those taillights.
