Most Port Washington drivers are probably pretty confident that they know how to clean a car windshield. But there is a right way and wrong way to do this. For instance, can you use Windex on car windows? And, you may notice below that our guide on how to clean inside car windows is different than our guide how to clean the outside of a windshield. We’ve put together the guide below on how to clean a car windshield inside and out because the Rallye Lexus service department in Glen Cove wants you to drive safely.
It’s important to know how to clean a car windshield, inside and out, so that you can maintain visibility and stay safe on our Roslyn roads. Follow these steps:
How to Clean a Car Windshield on the Outside
The inside of your car windshield and windows is subject to constantly changing temperatures and the humidity from you and your passengers. So cleaning them correctly sometimes requires a little more effort. Follow the steps below:
How to Clean Inside Car Windows
Can you use Windex on car windows? Will it ruin the tint? Actually, Windex is safe to use on tint that was installed at the factory. However, we recommend that you do not use Windex if the tint on your windows was installed by a third party.
Did you know that our service center offers a complimentary car wash with our service? You can be certain your windshield will be looking as good as new when your car comes out of our service bay. And, if you found this guide to be helpful, check out our posts on how antifreeze works and how often you should change your oil. We’re just a short drive away from Manhasset, so drop by or contact us today!
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