3D`s Ready Mix Glass Cleaner - A must try product

**Alfisti** · 07-11-2012, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by David Fermani

Unless you`re filtering it, it`s gotta be pretty dirty?

.........Why?

**Thomas Dekany** · 07-13-2012, 12:26 PM

Have you ever tried distilled water and see if it works better?

Originally Posted by Alfisti

.........Why?

**Alfisti** · 07-14-2012, 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by Thomas Dekany

Have you ever tried distilled water and see if it works better?

Yes...it`s called rain water!

I don`t mean to be facetious but *our* rain water is purer than any shop "distilled water" - which is just normal de-ionized water.

It won`t make a difference. The problem is not enough alcohol solvent to cut through oily residue.

As I said, works great on slightly marked or hazed glass. the heavy stuff needs something heavier.

So far this has been my saviour on the heavy stuff:

I believe the formula has changed but this one is excellent.

**Thomas Dekany** · 07-16-2012, 04:44 PM

The foam seems to be perfect in my can, works just fine.

Originally Posted by Bill D

The only thing about the foam 3D glass cleaner is that I find it to be too foamy getting in the way of cleaning Nevertheless,the results it delivers are very good. I mixed my first bottle of the concentrate and wil be taking a break from the Megs cleaner to experiment with it.

**Leadfootluke** · 07-16-2012, 10:04 PM

I keep my 3D readymix cleaner under the sink. Works very well around the house, but I am not a fan of it on the vehicle. Although it does work fine, it is not my first choice.

Still, for the price, is it a good option.

**Thomas Dekany** · 07-16-2012, 11:19 PM

I have to ask - what is it that you don`t like about it on cars vs in the house?

Originally Posted by Leadfootluke

I keep my 3D readymix cleaner under the sink. Works very well around the house, but I am not a fan of it on the vehicle. Although it does work fine, it is not my first choice.

Still, for the price, is it a good option.