Can this be used for indoor windows? If so do you need to use a squeegee or can the indoor windows be wiped with paper towels etc?
1298434
I find it can be used for windows inside and out. Paper towel should work fine.
1298435
Yes, I have used this indoors. U can still use the squeegee and just wipe the bottom with a towel. The main reason I bought this product was to reduce the use of paper towels.
1298436
I do use this inside. Since a squeegee is messy I use 2 paper towels, one to wipe the excess off, the other to dry. I have found that it streaks more then if you use the squeegee and is more work.
1298437
If the windows are glass. I used on both the inside and outside of my windows. I would think you could use paper towels. I mixed in a bucket and put in on with the scrubber/sponge side of a squeegee. Hope this helps.
2088930
After cleaning the window wipe the area of the window, and the suction cups, with rubbing alcohol. After they are dry apply the suction cups to the window. The alcohol removes any residue from the cleaning solution and suction cups that could interfere with the suction.
1750034
I haven't used it for that, sorry. I use just window cleaner, an a micro fiber rag. SW
1291571
This will help you coat the windows with a foam quickly, but that's it. If you want to foam the windows then get a soft brush like a car brush and rub the foam in then rinse maybe. If you want the windows really clean you could do that then use windex and paper towels at the end.
2162370
We use the squeegee feature on our patio. We don't have animals, or hardwood floors, so we don't use it inside the house.
580422
No. You apply rain-x the same way you apply glass cleaner. Spray it on and wipe off. Paper towel, or other. I prefer using a microfiber towel when cleaning glass
1925934
Yes you can use it on the windows but it tears easily and being white and transparent it may not be as effective as a bamboo or shogi shade over the window.
1500475
I don't do anything special. A damp paper towel wiped across the screen is all I use. I then use a cloth similar to one used on eyeglasses to dry the screen. They provide a cloth with the screen.
1389260
I don't know why you couldn't use them on a window of a house. The sticky film looks bumpy so they might not look great from the outside looking in, but they look great on the inside (if that's where you are going to put them). I don't see why it would ruin your window.
2161133
It is used in diluted form, and it is mopped onto the window before using the squeegee. The mopping is important in loosening the dirt on the window. I don't think spraying and then using the squeegee would do the job.
33974
Yes, just make sure the entire surface is cleaned off really well, I used window cleaner, that seems to work well.
494581
NO, a big NO; just mix up some water in a spray bottle and add drop of dish detergent; works perfectly....trust me.......did my whole 2k + sq.ft. house of windows w/ this and it is lasting great after over a year or so.........
549334
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.
1094159
It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would wear off first and start bubbling or curling.
1292977
Have not tried it for drying windows but assume it could be done. Have found squegee and cloth to dry works better
1185820
I would recomment that you use strictly indoor, unless you paint a clear coat of polymer or something along that line over top to protect.
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i use windex to clean the screen, wipe gently leaving a small layer of windex behind and then push the remaining liquid out the edges with the squeegee or a debit card. wipe the edges with a cotton cloth or bounty gently