see also:

• photography and camping main index page
• DIY tips
• car electrical systems
• car battery running flat or car not starting
• combustion leak / head gasket leaking
• troubleshooting new car noises
• car over-heating or losing coolant
• pot holes and reducing damage to car
• some Subaru issues and gotchas

• the inside of the windscreen becomes hazy mainly due to either:
  • condensation - easily fixed with the demister if it is otherwise clean
  • oil build up from a variety of sources which sticks to the condensed air on the windscreen - leather cleaners, plastics, air fresheners, window wipes, human skin, etc
• how to clean:
  • the aim is to wash away the grime OFF the windscreen not just move it around and smear it.
  • place towels on dashboard as it will get wet otherwise
  • use a fresh, cleaning mitt
  • bucket with car shampoo, dish washing detergent or similar with warm or hot water
  • soak the mitt in the soapy water and wash the windscreen
  • clean the soapy water off using a window squeegee - go from top to bottom but do not lift it off the window until the end
  • then use a dry glass cleaning cloth to clean up any residual soapy water
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=limFvEGcuZc