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I didn't quite understand your question, but if you are asking if you can clean windows that are tinted, then yes. Just make sure to use amonia free window cleaner solution. I like to use newspaper to clean them as it make a streak free finish, but they have special towels made specIficly for cleaning windows. Just don't use anything too aggressive as it mIght ruin the tint.
microfiber towel + water. Like TCKeyz said, nothing with ammonia. I'm surprised he said he used newspaper however, doesn't the ink in newspaper come off and onto the windows?
Using newspaper has been an old trick for cleaning windows. Search it up on google. I usually try to use newspaper with text only parts, try to stay away from a page with a full picture. But I haven't had any problem with the ink coming off.
Using newspaper has been an old trick for cleaning windows. Search it up on google. I usually try to use newspaper with text only parts, try to stay away from a page with a full picture. But I haven't had any problem with the ink coming off.
I will probably try this next time with a newspaper and that rainx stuff, it sucks at coming off when you're using that glass cleaner version!
Have you tried Invisible glass WITH Rain repellent? Works wonders, makes the glass look invisible while doing two jobs as a rain repellent. It apply as easy as a normal glass cleaner and comes off easily, unlike Rain X. Definitely a keeper if you do weekly washes, just apply after every wash, take 5 minutes.
If you have a Costco membership, they have a pack of yellow microfiber towels in the automotive aisle that are fantastic at pretty much everything including window cleaning duty.