Any Steamer reviews or recommendations?

windex or cheap blue stuff + newspaper, if really dirty, cheap blue stuff or windex + MF then go over again with the newspaper to sort of polish it out.



Also been using Mother's QD as a glass cleaner lately works GREAT.
 
I have found several OTC aerosol foams that work wonders. Ironically, I bought a cheap can of "Tough Stuff" at the dollar store, and it worked just as well as most other OTC glass cleaners I have tried.



I personally find it is not always the brand or type of product used, but the method of how you use it. Personally, I like to spray foam, scrub and wipe with a microfiber cloth, then re-apply foam again, and squeegee it off. Final step after squeegee is to take a dry MF and go over the dry glass with it to remove any final residue.



For those who are condifident with it, I use very fine steel wool with liquid cleaner to get rid of stubborn spots, or minor scratches and "buff" the glass to an ultimate shine afterwards.
 
I never though I could be excited about a glass cleaner, but after trying Stoner's Invisible Glass (the foam) for the first time, I'm totally addicted. I showed my wife, and now we use it across the whole house!
 
Automobiles - the beads of water left on the windows and a newspaper.

Dry windows - water, vinegar and a touch of alchohol and newspaper.



Absolutely clean every time. No streaks. No wasted money on placebo effects in a bottle.



Geez. The human civilization is done. Stick a fork in it. Beam me up. Throw in the towel. It's not even funny anymore.
 
I have performed dozens of lab tests and the effectiveness of the cleaner is directly proportional to the cost of the product. For this reason, I have begun selling distilled water in 6 oz spray bottles for $250.25. You simply would not believe the results. You literally cannot see the glass. Birds lay dead all over my property and all around my car everywhere I go. I can't even keep it cool in the car - the cool air thinks there are no windows and escapes the cabin. How you ask? Well, this product is so good, it breaks down the laws of physics within a 10 foot radius of its application.



Human civilization is done. Stick a fork in it. Beam me up. Throw in the towel. This isn't even funny anymore.
 
KnuckleBuckett said:
Wow. What an unusual response for Autopia. We often find cheap products in here that work well. Grout sponges come to mind.
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agreed, and you don't always have to spend alot of money for something that works really well...
 
Stoners on Sale at Pepboys. 2 for $6 bucks!



Picked up a 12 pack of Peak WW towels too. Perfect for glass, interiors and wheels!
 
I use Eagle One 20/20 and stoners on a regular basis.



I'm not a fan of aerosols. Some people love them, and thats good for them. I just dont like them.



As far as windex goes. I got nothing but streaks. I even use Auto glass cleaner on the home. Alot of times Something that hasn't worked for me in Autoglass. Armor All Glass cleaner comes to mind right now left a nasty haze. But it did wonders on my house glass, applied and removed the same way.



IMHO there is no such thing as the "best glass cleaner" its just a matter of what works for you.
 
Will this leave that haze inside your car when it's cold weather out? I used the Eagleone, and it did that. I know it's eagleone because prior to using it, I never got that haze other than the normal cold weather which went away easily w/ defroster, and turn off defroster it stays gone. But w/ the eagleone haze, it shows the streaks, I can use defroster to make it go away, but unlike before, if I turn off the defroster it starts to show again really easily.
 
The rain repellent cleaners dont work well on the inside windows for me (where I would use a straight up cleaner or a qd instead). They seem to leave "something" and eventually moisture builts on it and reveal streaks. I think they should only be used on the outside window.
 
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