Bonehead
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The new issue of Consumer Reports has an article about the best glass cleaners, and says the following about the original formula of Windex:
"Because it has ammonia in its formula, it should not be used on tinted windows or other surfaces that can be damaged by ammonia".
I've never heard this before, and would assume that it might only apply to after-market tints. Don't factory installed tinted windows have the tint layer embedded between layers of glass, not on the surface, and therefore impervious to ammonia?
"Because it has ammonia in its formula, it should not be used on tinted windows or other surfaces that can be damaged by ammonia".
I've never heard this before, and would assume that it might only apply to after-market tints. Don't factory installed tinted windows have the tint layer embedded between layers of glass, not on the surface, and therefore impervious to ammonia?
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