For windows on the beach with a build-up of salt, are there any best practices or tips for removing the build-up that tends to be stubborn? This would be without a wfp. Thanks.
Hey there Dave,
Say I lived right on the coast in SoCal, cleaning upgrade houses right on the coast line ! Never had any trouble scrubbing the salt aired windows off ! If you do use a boar hair ! Plus use a Natiural Sea Sponge to help wipe the edges before squeegeeing, it also picks up the water really well !
DandyDangerous
I just use the typical stuff that I use on every job, Dawn dish soap, a white soft scrubber pad, and washing over them at least twice.
Thanks to both of you. Have some coming up and was worried that salt build-up would pose a problem, maybe along the lines of hardwater, etc.
I was going to post a similar question, thanks for beating me to it 
Since we were in the NE quadrant of Sandy, Im now washing dried sea-foam off of windows 30+ miles inland!
Try some liquid oven and grill cleaner in your water. Not the foam but restaurant oven and grill cleaner. Just a little goes a long way. Great on Windows, horrible on your hands. I don’t head to the jersey shore without any. Be careful.
Not good…Horrible on your hands plus it sinks into your pores and flows to your liver, gallbladder, kidneys, not good !
Plus work with warm water ! It shouldn’t be hard to move !
Dr.Dange
Guess my health is in trouble, been using OC for 25 years.
It just might be…Lets hope not !
Cigarette smokin can take years but eventually it will kill someone ! Drug use works the same…Just cleaning stuff from salt water air is easy and not in need of chemicals.
Dr.Dange
