"charles" wrote in message
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In article ,
Sn!pe wrote:
Tim Watts wrote:

Is there any available?

Nothing made for cars shifts the traffic film properly without a ton of
elbow grease at the dry-cloth stage (which would probably do just as
well without the useless glass cleaner spray in the first place).

And standard well know household sprays are not shifting oil and
sticker
residue from my kitchen windows.


Does anyone still sell spray with ammonia in?
Or at least a solvent that actually dissolves stuff?


I use a tiny amount of isopropanol on a microfibre cloth to
clean the haze from inside my car windows, it works a treat.
I think it would be wise to keep the isopropanol well away
from paintwork though.

isopropanol is usually abbreviated to IPA. An communication error could
lead to best bitter being used to clean a windscreen

IPA is an ale, not a bitter, stupid.