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When the outside of your windshield is caked in dirt and grime, it is not only annoying, but can also be dangerous, as the headlights of other cars will intensify this dirt when you drive at night and make it extremely difficult for you to see! Every time you stop to get gas, you should take the time to clean the outside of your windshield (even if you do not think it needs to be cleaned), but while this might seem like a fairly straightforward action to take, there are lots of people who fail to clean their windshield correctly, and because of this, their windshield ends up with funny streaks all across it, which is nearly as bad as the dirt! The first thing you will need to do, in order to give your windshield a seriously good and thorough cleaning, is to make sure you scrub really hard with the business end of the brush; while you are cleaning, clear off any dead bugs or any dirt splotches that are especially pesky, instead of simply hoping they will come off when you squeegee. A lot of the water from the first portion of the scrubbing will have begun to dry by the time you finish giving your windshield a seriously thorough scrubbing – which is one of the things that can cause streaks on your windshield – so make sure you get the brush wet again and give the windshield another once-over. The biggest mistake people make when cleaning their windshield at the gas station is that they never dry off the squeegee; between each pull across the windshield, you should completely dry the squeegee with a paper towel before going back across the windshield again – always overlapping the previous path of the squeegee, and using a slightly downward motion. When you clean the outside of your windshield using this simple method, you will be able to keep dirt from sticking to it, and you will prevent the water from drying on your windshield in weird lines and splotches – and instead, you will have a perfectly clean windshield that makes driving at night a lot easier, as well as a whole lot safer!
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