Fizz windshields clean with cola
When it rains after a long dry spell, a dirty windshield
turns into one big mess. Get rid of streaks and blotches by pouring cola over
the glass. (Stretch a towel along the bottom of the windshield to protect hood
paint.) The bubbles in the cola will fizz away the grime. Just be sure to wash
the sticky cola off thoroughly or your cleaning efforts will end up attracting
dust and dirt.
Shine those car lights
Keep your headlights polished (and yourself, safe) by
applying window cleaner and rubbing vigorously with an old pair of panty hose.
A one-step window cleaner
Clean your windshield and car windows by rubbing them with
baby wipes stored in your glove compartment. What could be easier?
You can see clearly now
Add 1/4 cup household ammonia to 1 quart water, pour it into
a plastic bottle with a water-tight cap, and keep it in your car for washing
the windshield and windows. As soon as your windshield begins to get dirty,
take out the solution and apply it with a sponge; then dry the windshield with
a soft cloth or paper towels.
Baking-soda car cleaner
Pour 1/4 cup baking soda into a gallon-sized jug, then add
1/4 cup dishwashing liquid and enough water to fill the jug almost to the top.
Screw on the cap, shake well, and store the concentrate for later use. When it
comes time to wash the car, shake the jug vigorously and then pour 1 cup of
cleaner base into a 2-gallon water pail. Fill the pail with warm water, stir to
mix, and your homemade cleaning solution is ready to use.
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