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Is there any tool and or advice on how to keep the inside of the windshield clean. It is so hard to reach and keep the haze off. I use microfiber towels but after a couple of days the haze is back. Non-smoker, garage kept and windows closed,
I have seen magnetic ones that do an ok job and get to the edge of the interior glass, but the one I had saved is a dead link. I have tried the ones on a wand, but they just don't work on these cars. I end up using a microfiber and a paint stirring stick.
Here is an example with mixed reviews and it is way $$$, but you get the concept.
I use an "Ultimate cloth" towel that they sell here. Just damp with distilled water. Works very well. I admit reaching everywhere with my hand will always be a challenge but I manage. Luckily I'm tall and have long arms. Note: I know this is not per the instructions but I actually dampen the towel with window cleaner and it works pretty well.
"Use the cloth damp. Simply wet it with water & WRING IT OUT WELL. If you’re getting moisture that stays on your surfaces, you have too much moisture in your cloth."
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I use a similar tool AND the Invisible Glass window cleaner spray too. I do use it a little differently though. I use it covered w/ a thick terry cloth towel. I first spray and then wipe it off w/ the tool and towel. I then move the towel to a dry area and rub it again. I do maybe 1/3 of the windshield at a time, being right handed I do the right side and center from the passenger seat. Then I move to the driver seat for that side of the W/S.
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Originally Posted by 1bdvet
I also have the problem with my C6, and my window always have haze so with your recommendation going to Amazon and order it.
I just ordered one too along with a 22 oz bottle of Invisible Glass. The back window on my wife's '21 Camry SE has been impossible to clean.
Thanks @RonC7 ..
Over the years I've tried several different liquids, cloths, and wands. IMO the best thing to use is a damp shammy. Obviously its no help on the reach but it easily removes the haze.
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I use the same Invisible Glass tool and the GM Glass Cleaner, but wrap a clean terrycloth wash cloth over the yellow pad instead of using the more expensive yellow stuff.
Last edited by Gearhead Jim; Oct 13, 2025 at 11:59 AM.
Mix tap water with some Dawn (blue) in a small container and dip any cloth in to get it wet / damp and wipe all over windshield. Then squeegee the water off. Always gets rid of the haze on the windshield. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down the edges if required.
I use the Invisible Glass tool as well. Put a short nap microfiber towel on the tool, directly spray the towel with an alcohol/water mixture and use it on the inside of the windshield. Flip the towel on the tool to a dry section of the towel and buff thoroughly. Then repeat the same process with P&S BeadMaker. The buffing is the most important part.
Cleaning inside windshield
