Windshield water spots removal review:
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Okay I've got to admit it, I was a victum of water spots. After reading the other thread and this thread I went out looking for Bar Keepers Friend. I found it at Krogers for $1.70 (including tax). That was arguable the best glass cleaner that I have ever used. It also worked on the chrome on the side mirrors.
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Originally posted by SteveB
Okay I've got to admit it, I was a victum of water spots. After reading the other thread and this thread I went out looking for Bar Keepers Friend. I found it at Krogers for $1.70 (including tax). That was arguable the best glass cleaner that I have ever used. It also worked on the chrome on the side mirrors.
Okay I've got to admit it, I was a victum of water spots. After reading the other thread and this thread I went out looking for Bar Keepers Friend. I found it at Krogers for $1.70 (including tax). That was arguable the best glass cleaner that I have ever used. It also worked on the chrome on the side mirrors.
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