cleaning inside car windows vinegar

Yes, vinegar works a treat on the inside of car windows—cheap, cheerful, and surprisingly not like a salad.

Mix distilled white vinegar 1:1 with water, work in the shade, and spray the cloth (not the glass) to keep drips off your dash.

Wipe in slow vertical strokes with a clean microfiber, then do a dry horizontal buff to catch any streaks your pride missed.

Hit the top edge of the glass where the grime hides, and flip to a fresh cloth as soon as it feels damp and defeatist.

If there’s stubborn oily film, a second pass or a tiny splash of isopropyl alcohol helps—just keep it away from tint edges and plastics.

Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, and never hose the switchgear; precision, not puddles, wins the day.