I've noticed a haze on my car windshield. How do I remove it? I've tried all types of window cleaners and nothing seems to work, but it seems too much like a safety hazard to just leave alone.
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“It’s definitely got the makings of a safety hazard—good for you for recognizing that. Haze is caused by airborne contaminants, so a hazy windshield is an inevitability. However, cleaning it can be simple—just try one of these solutions:
A mix of white vinegar and water
Ammonia-free glass cleaner such as the one from Armor All
Rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide
When you can’t see out of your windshield, it can cause a lack of visibility or distracted driving, which are a couple of the
Even with prevention, windshield haze may pose a problem, particularly in urban areas with lower air quality. If you live in a city, you may want to consider collision coverage with a quote from
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