Anyone know an efficient way to clean dog goo off windows? My brother's dog sits next to the window looking for him when he is in town. When he gets home the dog gets all excited and licks the window. Very hard to remove. Any ideas?

-- Sandra Nelson (Magin@starband.net), November 05, 2001

Answers

Response to Dog spit

First, it's "dog slobber" not "dog spit" unless your canine is projecting it from his mouth across a distance. :o)

All kidding aside, Windex and newspaper used to get my Golden's slobber off the side glass. I hope this helps.

-- Gary in Indiana (gk6854@aol.com), November 05, 2001.

Response to Dog spit

We have a back door that is glass and I use Windex and paper towels. Works great unless the dog is outside and decides to watch me and smears the other side also! I would rather have smudges versus scratches anytime.

-- Leslie in Western WA (sundaycreek@gnrac.net), November 05, 2001.

Response to Dog spit

I can relate...used to have a Bloodhound. They are real "slobber slingers"..but I loved him and miss him alot. I used windex and paper towells too. But...if it dried very long I sometimes had to sort of scrape it with a bread bag tab to get it loose..ugh.

-- Jenny (auntjenny6@aol.com), November 05, 2001.

Yeah, that's the problem. It dries and then it is very hard to scrub off the glass.

-- Sandra Nelson (Magin@starband.net), November 06, 2001.

Try a razor blade scraper, the kind used to scrape the inspection stickers, paint and so forth off windows, then the spray cleaner.

-- Thumper (slrldr@yahoo.com), November 06, 2001.

ROFL at the image of a dog aiming spit at windows... Ok, maybe I just needed real bad to laugh. It was a tough day. (How do you make it all better for an 8 yr old girl whose dog just had to be put to sleep due to cancer???)

-- daffodyllady (daffodyllady@yahoo.com), November 06, 2001.

Nothing has ever helped more around here than a puppy. And even if it seems too soon..it isn't.

-- Jenny (auntjenny6@aol.com), November 07, 2001.

Try Kirby's Scuttle it is the best cleaner my family has ever used. It even gets rid of the oil-filled backdoor car window effortlessly.

-- Chandler (providencefarms2001@yahoo.com), November 07, 2001.