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I don't know about most of you, but I don't have the longest arms. So when it comes to cleaning the inside of my windshield & rear hatch glass it's a little annoying & the job doesn't get done very well. Streaks & smears are visable.
While cleaning my fishtank this weekend I had that thing....you know...a headache with pictures. Idea I think?? I have what's called an Alge scraper. It's a webby sponge on a handle so you can reach into the tank without getting wet. Took it outside and wrapped a glass cleaner cloth around it and found it reaches perfectly into all corners & areas of the windshield & hatch. The stringy, webby nature of the scraper helps hold the cloth on & also scrub any dirt.
$3 at a pet store or place that has a good pet dept. I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it's soft enough to use on rims without fear of scratching. Since you use it on aquarium glass...
While cleaning my fishtank this weekend I had that thing....you know...a headache with pictures. Idea I think?? I have what's called an Alge scraper. It's a webby sponge on a handle so you can reach into the tank without getting wet. Took it outside and wrapped a glass cleaner cloth around it and found it reaches perfectly into all corners & areas of the windshield & hatch. The stringy, webby nature of the scraper helps hold the cloth on & also scrub any dirt.
$3 at a pet store or place that has a good pet dept. I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it's soft enough to use on rims without fear of scratching. Since you use it on aquarium glass...
