How do you clean the rear window

[Jrodd]

Hi everyone
Im about 6'2" does anyone know how the best way to clean the inside of the rear window? I guess what I mean is how do you reach it? I know the rear seats really aren't meant to be used by a normal person, let alone a stout fella such as myself, but there has got to be an easy way to do it. Please let me know.

 

[anthony05gt]

I'm 5' 10" 185lbs and there just is not an easy way. Windex it the best you can then buff it with a micro fiber towel.

 

[shooterm1]

I'm about 6'2" does anyone know how the best way to clean the inside of the rear window? I guess what I mean is how do you reach it? I know the rear seats really aren't meant to be used by a normal person, let alone a stout fella such as myself, but there has got to be an easy way to do it.

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[Jrodd]

WOW you can reach back there with a microfiber towel. you sir have my respect.

 

[Jrodd]

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Yes But where can I get a live Octopus this time of year?

 

[mhk]

This work fine:

http://www.autogeek.net/glass-master-pro.html

 

[06BLR85]

i have a cleaning problem, everytime dry the car after a wash i get those water streaks. i have tried everyting, including that mr clean crap. every type of towel or shamy peopboys has to offer i have it. nothing works. HELP!

Oh, its black

 

[kooldawg6]

BLR, are you getting the streaks on the windows or the paint?

Cleaning the inside back window IS a pain..or is it a cramp???

Looks like I may need to try that out mhk...thanks for the tip.

 

[Schlitz-420]

i have a cleaning problem, everytime dry the car after a wash i get those water streaks. i have tried everyting, including that mr clean crap. every type of towel or shamy peopboys has to offer i have it. nothing works. HELP!

Oh, its black

i have a Black 06 and hand wash her every weekend. I used a chamois for years but read that they are harder on the paint than some of the higher grade towels. i bought some Der Wunder drying towels and they work great. They are a little more work than using the chamois but they are worth it, and i have no streaks, at all, and i was using well water until recently when i hooked the garage to the water softener. It might be your water if a chamois dos not work. By the way you do not wash and dry the car in sunlight do you?

 

[Saleen-wana-be]

hehe iam only 5'3 so i get back there with no problem...some times its good to be short.

 

[Jrodd]

This work fine:

http://www.autogeek.net/glass-master-pro.html

Hey thanks that looks great I think I will pick one up thanks a bunch

 

[Mark25]

I bought this tool (a little over a foot in length) which has a triangular foam head which you can attach cloth bonnets to it...it's able to get into the corners and it makes it easy to clean the windows inside your cars. I wish I could remember the name of it and where I bought it...check at one of the auto parts stores (Advanced Auto, PeP Boys, etc.)...

 

[YardSpecial]

Simple answer !!

I make the WIFE do it !!!

 

[kooldawg6]

Very good answer Yard!!!! Why didn't I think of that?!?!?!?!?! Oh yeah, I don't have one...ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!

 

[steedastang06]

are you guys nuts?! i dont let anyone clean my car but me!

 

[YardSpecial]

are you guys nuts?! i dont let anyone clean my car but me!

Thats dumb, wife washes all my rides. Its a womans job !!!

 

[wotfr]

Have you tried dropping the seats and crawling through the
trunk? No, huh. So it's just me. Nevermind.

 

[Jrodd]

Have you tried dropping the seats and crawling through the
trunk? No, huh. So it's just me. Nevermind.

I actually thought about doing that as a last resort, but I thought I would ask everyone here first, as Im sure Im not the only one with this problem. I actually think I will try mhk's idea first but if that still doesn't reach I will actually try your idea with his. Just to let you know though Im not built like James Bond....... more like James Bon Bon.

 

[Mark25]

Jrodd...I knew I would find it...here's what I use for those tight spots...it's called "Glass Wizard."

http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/glass_wizard.html?gid=

 

[Jrodd]

Jrodd...I knew I would find it...here's what I use for those tight spots...it's called "Glass Wizard."

http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/glass_wizard.html?gid=

Thanks thats similar to the Glass Master Pro that mhk sent me the link for. Both good ideas Thanks again.