Reach & Clean

The inside of the windshield is the hardest glass to reach, and the first place film and haze show up. Pair a Reach & Clean Tool with a quality glass cleaner, spray the microfiber towel rather than the glass to avoid overspray on the dash, and work in overlapping passes down to the lower corners. Our guide on how and why to clean the inside of your windshield covers why that interior haze forms and how to keep it from coming back.

Modern windshields sit at such a steep angle that the base of the glass falls well out of arm's reach from either front seat, which is exactly the problem we built the Reach & Clean tool to solve. Reaching across the dash with a microfiber cloth twists your wrist away from the glass and leaves streaks in the corners. The Reach & Clean tool keeps a flat cleaning head flush against the glass and adds seven inches of reach with the extension handle, so the passenger side and lower corners wipe clean without the stretch.

Not when you use it right. The reusable microfiber covers grab dirt and wipe away cleanly without leaving lint behind, helping you achieve a clear, streak-free finish. Spray the cleaner onto the cover, not the glass, use a clean cover for the final buff, and swap to a fresh cover once one gets saturated. Our guide to cleaning car windows streak-free walks through the technique in full.

Yes. It works on all your car windows, side mirrors, and interior glass, and it is just as useful on home windows and other flat glass around the house. The Wet-Dry Pro kit adds a mini cleaning head for tight spots like the corners of a truck's rear glass, so one tool covers auto glass and household glass alike.

Our covers are washable and reusable, so toss them in the laundry when they get dirty and let them air dry. Don’t use fabric softener, since it coats the fibers and causes streaking. When a cover is worn out, snap on a fresh one from a pack of replacement microfiber covers. Keeping a clean cover on the tool is the simplest way to get a spot-free finish every time.