i have had the best luck with "3M glass cleaner". i use a blue surgical huck towel (lint free) to clean them... in the pattern of: side to side, up and down, side to side and around the perimeter to finish... flipping the towel as i go...to a streak free shine.

glass cleaner: http://shop.store.yahoo.com/yhst-691...828/mmm89.html

surgical huck towels: http://www.eriecotton.com/Surgical-Huck-Towels-c-74



~ best tip... do not wash your windows in the direct sunlight. (='s smears/streaks) ...


~ fyi - windex is the worst glass cleaner for car windows.

 

I usually use just clean water and finish with invisible glass cleaner! NO special towels! The lint flies off at first take off!!!

 

with the blue surgical huck towels... there is absolutely NO lint. this is why i recommend them so heavily. you should give 'em a try.

 

I have had good luck over the years with "spray away" glass cleaner.
It is in an aerosol type can, blue and white.
I agree, direct sun and glass cleaning is a no no.

 

Invisible glass works great, especially when used with newspaper. The ink leaves an incredible shine.

 

I usedta have a PT Cruiser, whose black B and C pillars clouded something awful.
A Cruiser forum published the following recipe, which is now my favorite glass cleaner;

1/3 alcohol
1/3 distilled water
1/3 vinegar

Granted, it smells like Granny Clampett's Rheumatizz Medicine, but it cleans bird clap, dog slobber, and toddler prints offa glass like a CHAMP!

 

What did you do for those B and C pillars? Could you bring them back to life?

 

Ximol the first time, then Granny's Rheumatizz for maintenance. Spectacular results.