Simple way to remove stains from car glass with lemon and vinegar

Remove stains from car windows with vinegar

A mixture of vinegar and water is a mild, environmentally friendly cleaning solution that is easy to make at home. The ratio of white vinegar and water can vary from 1:1 to 1:10, depending on the level of stains on the car glass.

Because the minerals in hard water are alkaline, the acid in vinegar can help neutralize them. Mix equal parts water and distilled white vinegar in a spray bottle, then apply to the windshield and wipe clean.

In addition, to increase the effectiveness, car owners can mix isopropyl alcohol (IPA) solution in a ratio of 1 part water, 1 part alcohol and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar. Put this solution in a spray bottle and use it to wipe the glass parts of the car with a clean, soft microfiber cloth to remove glass stains. After cleaning, rinse again with clean water.

You can also soak a cloth and apply it to the surface. Then let the vinegar sit on the stain for at least 5 minutes so the acid can fight the mineral deposits. Then wipe with a clean cloth until the stain disappears. Repeat as needed and increase the vinegar concentration if the stain is difficult to remove.

Remove stains from car windows with lemon

Like vinegar, lemon juice is also acidic and can fight stains on car glass. You can squeeze lemon juice into a spray bottle or apply it to a towel, wipe it directly on the stains on the glass, then rinse with clean water and dry.

How to protect car windows from mold

Park your car in the garage to prevent rainwater from drying out the car's surface.

Treat, clean, and wipe up stains quickly before they have time to harden.

Wipe off any water residue from the glass or paint. Over time, tiny scratches can dull the paint and attract water and dirt. Car owners can apply a protective coating to the paint and glass.

Regularly treat windshields and painted surfaces with specialized car glass stain remover solutions.