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I'm having a problem with the inside surface of my windshield. I keep
getting this haze that doesn't seem to come with regular window cleaner. I
know why the haze is there, but I can't seem to find the right product to
remove it with. Should I be using something that's alcohol based to remove
the haze?

dave

Because the haze 's chemical composition is unknown, who knows what
solvent will remove it? Said haze might be cause by a small leak from
your heater core -- coolant -- or heater valve/hoses coming up through
your defrosters and depositing a film of coolant (has something like
alcohol in it) on your windshield. Or maybe you're use some dash/vinyl
protectant product that is offgassing onto the windsheld.

Try some rubbing alcohol and see if that works...I guess you're saying
that a window cleaner -- with ammonia -- doesn't work.

John D.

"David B" <picexp@optonline.net> wrote in message news:<xswVa.235028$ye5.39414132@news4.srv.hcvlny.c v.net>...
> I'm having a problem with the inside surface of my windshield. I keep
> getting this haze that doesn't seem to come with regular window cleaner. I
> know why the haze is there, but I can't seem to find the right product to
> remove it with. Should I be using something that's alcohol based to remove
> the haze?
>
> dave