How well do these work on glass? per say car windows?
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As it happens, I never used it that way. I use the product primarily inside my home on all household surfaces with good results. I can't tell you how they would stand up to a washing machine either, but they are exceedingly durable under hand washing conditions and very reusable. Frankly, a superior product to any of the "Quicker picker uppers" of TV commercials of a time ago.
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I never tried that because my dogs liked to eat them so I gave them away. However, they are just like paper towels, but way stronger; I'll bet they work great. A nice, thick, re-usuable "paper towel" that is far greener than normal.
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I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
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I've used them on coated card stock and mirrors/windows only so far, but the package does state for "mirrors, chalkboards, glass, windows and all non-porous surfaces". I might test it first if you're worried about it not cleaning off completely. I do love these the best out of all I've tried and they were less expensive.
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I would go with the microfiber towels on the windows! Never used the pads on any glass!
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I have not had any luck getting it to work on a glass surface. There are other users who have said they had no problems. I think it has to do with the opacity of the glass.
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We haven't used it on house windows, but I have no doubt that it would work as well as it does on auto glass.
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Yes, they work very well on glass. I used just the eraser and it took it off without the spray cleaner. Great product.
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I did only use them on glass and they worked fine. I can't be sure, but I don't think they'll work on wood.
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I know it works on Plexiglass. I have never used it on glass. I would recommend testing it on two small pieces.
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have never used it on glass, but it definitely doesn't peel off easily. I used it on metal and polished wood and it stays on fine.
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Yes, they work great and don't leave a lot of lint. They work well with anything that has glass.
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Yes these do nicely against all types of glass, make sure you get yourself a great pair of safety glasses as well. Good luck...
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Hi, They work on the window but not on the dashboard. My suggestion is to avoid using the suction cups for several reasons. 1 - When it gets bitter cold the spit or whatever you used to mount it freezes and the whole thing falls off the window. 2 - If you plan to remove it after use there is a mark on the window that advertises you have one in the car though with prices falling it's less likely it will be stolen these days. 3 - It is illegal in some states to use a window mount. 4 - The sandbag is more stable and vibrates a lot less.
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I have never tried it on clear plastic windows the bottle says it does work on clear plastics tho just not glass
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I'm using them for placement on glass and they stick pretty well. I haven't tried removing but I think it would take some effort to remove them and you probably run the risk of destroying the sticker in the process. I'd liken their "stickiness" to the average bumper sticker?
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You betcha! I use them with Windex, sometimes just plain water, and my windows are streak free. I also use them to clean my eye-glasses; again, streak free.
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Per their website FAQs on if safe for window tints: "Yes, we have tested Invisible Glass safe for use on household and most automotive after-market window tints in good condition. We recommend testing a small area first."