garfunkel
2017-04-08 19:30:26
- #1
Hello everyone,
what do you think about treating the windows with a care product, I am thinking of a water-repellent effect? Does something like that make sense for windows? Especially for south-facing windows that get a lot of sun? In my idea, I treat the windows with it and then when it rains, the dirt is washed down. Does that actually work like that?
I am thinking the same for the shower. I would like to treat the inside of the glass so that the water droplets flow off more easily/better and do not stick until they evaporate and leave lime stains.
There are countless care products for cars, but I don’t know how useful they really are as I have never used them. I am also not sure how the care products react to warm/hot water in the shower?
Has anyone tried this before?
what do you think about treating the windows with a care product, I am thinking of a water-repellent effect? Does something like that make sense for windows? Especially for south-facing windows that get a lot of sun? In my idea, I treat the windows with it and then when it rains, the dirt is washed down. Does that actually work like that?
I am thinking the same for the shower. I would like to treat the inside of the glass so that the water droplets flow off more easily/better and do not stick until they evaporate and leave lime stains.
There are countless care products for cars, but I don’t know how useful they really are as I have never used them. I am also not sure how the care products react to warm/hot water in the shower?
Has anyone tried this before?