Just opened my first bottle and there is a hint of Ammonia?! Safe on tinted windows?
2076365
I didn't even think about that. I have no had an issue with mine. but obviously i do it with windows up.
2076366
It is for the outside of the windows, not inside use. Unless your tint is on the outside...................
933059
My windows in my vehicle are factory tinted and had NO problems. However, I would be skeptical with the after market film type tint.
105026
I have used all of it up. I used it on glass in a display case and on a whiteboard. Maybe it will say in the ingredients on the webpage. I was not concerned with ammonia when I bought it. Sorry I can not be of help. Good luck with the ingredient page.
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Use Lacquer thinner much faster and it does a better job make sure you open the windows. Also only $ 14.00 a gallon and you can twice the area. poor it on a small area and wipe it up with a clean rag use gloves
2001993
oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck.
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Tinted glass is either coated on the outside with a film or a film between a sandwich glass. Just try a small section with water and a rag. I use this on metals, pianos, eyeglasses, just about everything and there has been no harm.
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Hi Linda - My wife is the "user" and she said, "I don't know about the ammonia but this glass cleaner is THE BEST. Do NOT wipe with a cloth as it will cause smear marks. Just spray and squeegee and you are done." Earl
382903
Will look on bottle when I get home tonight I used only half a bottle on a GM carReally looks like red STP, but made things more normal
1012582
Yes I would most bottles and refills are very clean but it is always better to be safe, I run filters on everything I have to include my N2O system in my car.
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I love your name! I am sorry I cannot help...already used the bottle and tossed it. Very good question! It did work well but had an ammonia smell at the very beginning. I will try to google it now :)
1959423
Yes it would be safe for a car window but for the price I would go with just an ammonia free glass cleaner for a car. The cost doesn't make it practical for that use. It's specialized for electronic equipment.
1481032
I never tried but its basically a ammonia based cleaner. So I can't imagine a problem.
43338
It says on the can, 'Contains: Wadding with Petroleum Distillates'. I don't know if there is ammonia as well...
69551
Per their website, this product contains no active ammonia. I dispute the "most people". I didn't care--I just wanted a better cleaner for tinted auto glass, my flat-screen, and my computer monitor.--and one that worked to remove the junk and not streak. This product works.
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It indicates Isopropyl Alcohol. Also says the formula is "Ammonia free." I have been using these for sometime on high index lenses, standard lens, monitor screen, smart phone screens, etc... without any issues. They are convenient to leave in your car, work, back pack etc...
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Well, I don't -- I just check the valve to see if I can see daylight through the hole. If you don't see food particles, you're probably OK.More important, in my opinion, is not letting the round rubber seal in the lid go too long before you take it out, wash it, and re-oil it with vegetable oil. You don't want that to get brittle.
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says it contains "isopropyl alcohol"....but not ammonia. They work ok. but not great. they are a bit too moist, but if you just unfold them and wave it in the air for a few seconds, the isopropyl starts to evaporate and they're good. "good enough" in a pinch. my best cleaner for my glasses is still good old Windex and a microfiber towel. Windex cuts thru the dirt/grime or whatever is on my lenses and the microfiber cloth leaves the lenses nice and clear. but again, in a pinch, these Zeiss towelettes work OK. kinda not so good today in MN, where it's -6 degrees outside. so if left in the truck...eh...not the best I'd say, but on a hike or in your warm car or in a purse, in a pinch where you can't carry a bottle of Windex...sure. :)