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To: Honor First who wrote (165123)	7/22/2008 10:49:25 AM
From: Augustus Gloop	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

For the inside I've use a combination of windex, vinegar (hate the smell but it cuts well) and newspaper. I'd almost like to use Rain-X on the outside so I didn't need to mess with them much. I wonder if they make a more permanent type of rain-X that would eliminate the need for intense washing. It would be nice to just hose them off. If you've ever had rain-x on your car windshield you'd know why I like it so much. It can be pouring rain while you drive 65 mph and the water and dirt just fly off the window. It works so well you really don't need to use your wipers

To: Honor First who wrote (165123)	7/23/2008 11:59:15 AM
From: KLP	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 225578

Remember the old 20-10 concentrate....? If you can find it, it's the best. A capful to a bucket of water. If not, any windshield cleaner that you use in your car works....But I dilute it with water. Outside: Hose the windows to get the dust off...Then use mop to apply to the windshield cleaner....Hose off....water sheets off....It's really easy, and fun, especially if it's hot outside....<ggg> Inside I use Windex, because the Co has changed the formula and it streaks very seldom. Also use dry rags to apply, and another one to dry... Have to find some time to do the outside....