- Hey, what's up, guys?
Welcome back to the Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
I'm Henry, and every day,
I'm answering your guys' comments on Instagram,
Facebook, and Twitter, or even your direct messages to us,
and a constant comment and message I always get
is clean your glass using either vinegar,
newspaper or water,
so to day I'm actually gonna give it a test
on this beautiful FRS behind me.
I'm using vinegar with my generic towels,
I'll be using my newspaper with my generic glass cleaner,
and I'll be using my water, my paper towels.
And at the end, I'm gonna show you guys
how to properly clean you're guys' glass
using Chemical Guys Streak-Free and our two towel method.
For our first test,
we actually have water and our paper towels,
so let's get started.
Get about two sheets of paper towels.
I'll put my paper towels down.
Let me go ahead and fold my paper towels into a square.
And now I'll get my water,
pour a little bit of water onto my paper towel
to add lubrication and get
the most cleaning power out of it,
since that's what you guys say.
I'll go onto my glass, and start wiping in one direction.
And you guys can already see
that water does not do justice to me,
because it doesn't dry up.
I'll flip over to a clean side,
and it's still streaking up.
It did dry up a little bit,
but there's still streaks right there.
I'm gonna run my finger through there,
and you can see that there's streaks right there.
So, this test was a fail,
let's move on to the next one.
For text number two, we have newspaper,
and our generic glass cleaner.
So simply, I'll go ahead and crumble up the paper,
and I already have a little ball,
I'll spray my product onto the surface,
spray some onto my newspaper, and start cleaning it.
One thing I already notice,
my fingers are running through the newspaper,
because it's actually not sturdy enough
to handle these muscles.
I'm joking, it's just not sturdy enough.
Put my glass cleaner down, flip my newspaper.
Go back and forth.
And it's not cleaning up, it's actually just streaking.
I don't know what you guys be doing with this newspaper,
but it doesn't actually clean up.
They failed.
Newspaper's falling everywhere, look at this.
And if I run my fingers through it again,
that's the finger test, it's streaking.
So now, let's try to clean the interior of this FRS.
I'm actually not going to clean it,
the reason why is because this newspaper,
whenever you actually crumble it up,
and you actually use glass cleaner on it,
it actually causes very sharp edges,
which could actually scratch the interior,
which is the tint of this car,
and on the exterior, it streaked up,
so why am I gonna streak up the interior?
For test number three, we have our vinegar and our cloth.
Simply, I'll go ahead and apply or drop
a little bit of vinegar onto my cloth.
One thing I already hate,
it actually just ran onto my hand,
and I hate the smell of vinegar,
so I'm not a true fan of it already.
I'll go to my glass and start wiping it one direction.
And like I said, vinegar does not actually
have any lubrication,
so I'm actually just rubbing the grime onto the glass.
I could be scratching it, but I just wanna show you guys
how vinegar does not actually work on the glass.
So I'll simply turn over to clean side and wipe it off.
It's not actually drying, leaving streaks left behind.
I'm going up and down.
To dry it completely off,
I'm actually gonna get some paper towels.
And fold it, and clean it up.
I do start to see that it actually is cleaning a little bit,
but me, personally,
I wouldn't clean the glass of my vehicle with it,
one, because it smells bad,
two because it has no lubrication,
and I don't wanna scratch the glass on,
me personally, my truck, so I don't wanna do that.
Keep the vinegar inside.
So now, lets move on to the Streak Free
so I can show you guys how to properly clean your glass
using one simple product, and two towels,
and it doesn't smell bad, and it cleans great.
So you that you guys seen us clean our glass
with vinegar, water, and newspaper,
and you guys saw it's failed,
I'm gonna go ahead and show you guys
how to properly clean your glass
using Chemical Guys Streak Free
and our two towel method, which are waffle-weaved.
So simply, you'll go ahead and get
a clean microfiber towel,
in this case I'm using red,
my clean-off towel will be blue.
So I'm simply going to spray the surface of the glass
with my glass cleaner.
And the reason why I love the waffle weave
is because it actually has waffle-like grooves,
which will encapsulate the dirt,
and not actually scratch the glass of this vehicle.
You guys can see that,
grime came off, it stayed in a straight line.
So I'll flip over to a clean side,
and I'll wipe in one direction as well.
And I'm rolling my towel as I go
so I won't be rubbing the same exact grime into the glass.
So now that's already on there,
I'll give my wipe-off towel, which is the blue one,
and I'll buff off any residue
that the glass cleaner might have left behind.
And with a simple wipe, it's not smelling bad,
it cleaned it up, and now I have 20/20 vision.
There you guys have it.
You guys actually witnessed me try
vinegar, newspaper, and water,
and you guys saw that it actually failed.
Vinegar has no lubrication.
It kinda cleaned up, but it mostly streaked,
but nonetheless, it smelled horrible.
Newspaper, I actually was not a big fan of it at all,
especially because this FRS has very expensive tints,
and the newspaper just drags the grime,
and can possibly scratch it.
Check this out guys, it actually just ripped right open.
Water, water has no lubrication,
just like I said for vinegar.
It just drags.
Paper towels actually has no type of grooves
like our waffle weave microfiber towels
that encapsulate the dirt, removes it off safely,
and delivers a streak-free view.
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and stay tuned to our next video,
where Joey protects the glass on this FRS with HydroSlick.
See you guys then.
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