Many people don't pay much attention to the windows on their car both inside and out because of the fact they are seen as difficult to clean due to streaks and smears. This is the case for both outside and inside of the car although if the windows are not clean it could prove dangerous if you were unable to see out of your windows clearly.

You need not only clean the exterior but the inside as well to keep them at their best there are plenty of different methods used some of these methods and the different products used are below;

You will obviously use different cleaning products for the inside of the windows to the outside, and knowing the best products to use for each will save you a lot of time.

Interior - On the interior you would be best to use water based cleaners if you can because of the fumes off chemical cleaners and also if you were to spill it on your upholstery then it may stain. To apply the cleaner on the window the best technique to ensure it doesn't spill onto the dash is to apply it to a clean towel or lint free cloth then wipe it on the window surface. Many people use the standard cleaners then to dry the window and make them smear free use newspaper because it is lint free and the ink acts as a polish. These kinds of techniques are the kind of ones that professional car cleaners use to clean the windows of cars usually with a lint free cloth and specialist glass polish.

Exterior - When cleaning the exterior of windows on a car the person cleaning them needs to be careful not to leave big streaks or smudges as this may impair the visual out of the window for the driver. How often you will have to clean your cars windows on the outside depend largely on the area you live in. This is because if you live in an area where there is lots of dust and dirt on the roads you may need to clean them more often than if you lived in a small town with clean roads. On the exterior you still have to be careful what chemicals you use because some can be damaging to the rubber seals and paint work.