Stoners Invisible Glass with an old 100% cotton under shirt (no liquid fabric softener in the wash).

https://www.invisibleglass.com/

 

https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/st...id=0&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxbeCt7Sa4QIVBEOGCh2l8wYPEAQYASABEgJyavD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I use Perfect Glass as I have had the same issues as you. I don't think most glass cleaners today are that good, they actually suck. I'm actually a X Detailer and I have had issues over the last few years trying to find a good glass cleaner. Pefect Glass works very well and I barely ever get any streaks unless I use a crappy towel.
I use Terry cloth towels as most microfiber towels I use for windows streak no matter what glass cleaner I use. Old school towels I find work better on glass. Also I use no ALL to wash my towels free and clear no scents no fabric softener.

 

I use nothing but distilled water and a micro cloth inside, or on the plastic. Outside, I use RainX window cleaner. I don't recommend the RainX inside because of the issues you've found with residual cleaners -- and RainX is the worst when it comes to that due to it's "sheeting" additives. I use it because it's great for rain/snow/ice, but ho boy, the 'smudge-rubbin' during application!! It's a pain to polish, but it sure helps in bad WX.
The visibility is worth the effort.

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q4WwOrkgXlc

Larry has some pretty good tips!

 

A buddy has owned an auto glass business for 40+ years and I follow his advice with good success and it easy and pretty cheap. Sprayway glass cleaner that you can get cheap ($8 for 4 large cans!) at Sam's Club, or BJ"s, and buy the CHEAP tri-fold paper towels like you would have in a dispenser in a public bathroom. He said never use good quality paper towels because they are too soft, use the cheapest ones you can find because they are slightly abrasive and clean glass better. Again available really cheap by the case at Sam's or BJ's. Works like a charm.

https://www.samsclub.com/sams/sprayway-glass-cleaner-4-19oz-cans/165019.ip?xid=plp_product_1_1

 

One trick I used back in the day was old newspapers. You can pack them in the corners and they cleaned streak free. I have not used newspapers for a while as I no longer get them.

Edit: I use sparkle glass cleaner. Found at Menards for $2.50 a bottle.

 

Newspaper. Best stuff ever made for washing windows. Works on the house windows, too! Wash with cheap window cleaner and paper towels then dry with a newspaper. Never any streaks! And, if you go side-to-side on the inside and up-and-down on the outside you can tell which side has a streak, if one is left.

 

Ive been using Adams Glass cleaner and glass towels. Their glass towels have a rough side for scrubbing and a soft side for buffing streak free and their glass cleaner is safe for tinted windows. Ocassionaly use Stoners for the exterior.

 

Just wanted to update anyone who read this post. As of today I have yet to clean my windows and they still look amazing. I use a lot of air freshner and thought that would end up on the windows but I can't see it. I did my work truck the same way. The only difference was that I used paper towels and water 2 times after the magic eraser. They turned out great as well. I just missed a few spots. It's a new truck and I'm getting used to getting in and cleaning it still.

Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk