Cleaning the inside of your car windshield is an often overlooked part of vehicle maintenance. Yet, a clean windshield is essential for clear visibility, driving comfort, and road safety. Grease, fog, dust, and invisible residue can quickly build up and seriously affect your vision—especially at night or when driving toward the sun.
Why Does the Inside of the Windshield Get Dirty?
Many drivers are surprised to learn that the inside of the windshield can get just as dirty as the outside. This happens because of:
- condensation and humidity
- smoke or vapor residue
- air pollution entering the cabin
- gases released by dashboard plastics, which create a greasy film
Over time, this layer becomes a major cause of glare and fogging.
The Right Tools for a Streak-Free Result
To clean the inside of your windshield properly, you’ll need:
- a clean, dry microfiber cloth
- a second microfiber cloth slightly damp
- an ammonia-free glass cleaner (automotive-grade)
- white vinegar diluted with water (natural option)
⚠️ Avoid paper towels, as they leave lint and streaks.
Step-by-Step: How to Clean the Inside of Your Windshield
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