my windows are exposed to wind blown salt spray, will this unit clean the windows?
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I'm near the water, but don't have actual salt on the windows. But they were awfully dirty. I'm talking dirt, spiderwebs, the lot. And the Winbot got them clean, although it took a couple of passes. You might have to wipe a spot to get it to stick when you put it on. Mostly it goes forward, so the wet pad will get to the dirt and salt before the suction pads. It does occasionally back over a dirty spot, though, so salt crystals might not be the best thing for the pads.
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Try washing it with a little soap and water and dry. Wet the window slightly and lightly wet the suction cup and it should work. Mine is fine from last year. Good luck
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Hi Susan,I have found that Spray Nine is very effective in removing oil, grease, and oil based grime. I have not used it to clean windows but you could use it to remove the initial grime then use a window cleaner for fine cleaning.Fred
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Don't know I've just usedused it on my windows before using the rain-x sspray
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I never used windex. I use eye glass cleaner and a micro fiber cloth or a baby wipe.
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It depends on what exactly you are trying to use it for. If you are trying to thin out a scratch in your windows sure, maybe it would reduce the look of a scratch, if you are just trying to clean a dirty window, you are using the wrong product, A simple car wash followed by some windex would do much better.
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If they are spots left behind from the wash and not by damage to the glass, my guess is it will do the job. I found a few videos about the product on YouTube before I purchased it. My suggestion would be to use one microfiber towel to apply the cleaner and another clean one to buff it dry. I first tried using regular paper towels, which had meh results. After I figured it out, my windows were crystal clear like they promised on the bottle. I was amazed at the results.
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It just might do the trick.. but tons of work wiping on and then off.. best cleaner out there that leaves no trace or doesn't mess up ur windshield..
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Yes, it did for me. I live in Mid Michigan, so we obviously got hit with a ton of snow this year. So I had salt deposits down in the carpeting and the mats. I recently bought this product and it worked fine, but I don't want to give the impression that you just spray it on and wipe it off. I sprayed it on, let it soak in some, and used a firm nylon brush to scrub the salt away. You figure it's had time to set up in there, so its going to take a little effort to get out. But it worked, didn't leave a heavy left over scent. Hope this helps !
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I believe you can use this clay bar for the windows to smooth out the windows. I've tried it on my windshield and it cleaned it well.
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I only clean the unit after the winter weather is over. Just pull the front cover off, blow it out or use a duster. Their really isn't much to clean........
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You betcha! I use them with Windex, sometimes just plain water, and my windows are streak free. I also use them to clean my eye-glasses; again, streak free.
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Yes. Just make sure the windows are clean and allow the proper cure time of 20min. It helps protect the glass and beads water nicely.
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lol. You will have to continue using windex mixed with ammonia to clean it. I had to spray it on several times and scrubbed very hard to get it all off.
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It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
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I have not tried it on windows. I do know it works great on sinks, toilets, showers and chrome.
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Let it soak in window cleaning mixture about 5.min (household spray bottles are fine) and then use plastic scrapers (plastic razor blades) to remove it