Apply a little toothpaste to your headlights with a soft dry cloth and rub it in circular motions. Rinse with water and wipe with a wet cloth. Aluminum Polishing Compound: Wash your headlight with soap and water, then dry them.

If the headlights are only slightly foggy, you can try and restore them using an abrasive, like toothpaste, and lots of scrubbing. First, clean the headlights with Windex or soap and water. Then, using a soft cloth, rub a fingertip amount of toothpaste onto the wet headlight. (Toothpaste with baking soda works best.)

Lifehack: Using Baking Soda and Vinegar to Clean Foggy Headlights. Another lifehack you can use to clean foggy headlights is by applying a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Both baking soda and vinegar have been used for cleaning purposes for years.

Can WD-40 be used to clean foggy headlights? In case you have an upcoming car test, and you are wondering if you can quickly defog your headlights for approval, the answer is yes! It can be used as a car headlight cleaner.

Clean® virtually knocks out rust. Wipe your Magic Eraser across the rust stains with a firm, steady swipe. The micro-scrubbers are doing what they were born to do and that’s clean up tough rust stains.

Cleaning car headlights with coca cola (Be careful not to let it stain your car paint job). You can turn the Coca Cola drink into a spray bottle or soak a sponge or a towel with the Coca Cola drink and apply it on your foggy looking headlights. Leave it for about 10 minutes and wipe your headlights with a clean towel.

Just as toothpaste can remove unwanted particles from the enamel on your teeth, it can remove stains from your headlights. This is because toothpaste – even gel and whitening varieties – contains a mild abrasive that buffs out the surface for a smooth feel and look that translates into clearer headlights.

A small can of Coca Cola contains enough phosphoric acid to remove rust and stains from clothing and metal parts. As it turns out, Coke is also a cheap way to restore the clarity of cloudy and faded plastic headlight lenses.

Cloudy glasses can develop over time, but often it occurs in areas of both hard water (mineral deposits build up and cling to glassware and dishes) and soft water (due to corrosion). In some cases, your dishwasher might have permanently scratched the surface of the glass.

You can get the cloudy film off your glassware with a good soak in white vinegar and water solution, or by soaking a soft dishcloth in vinegar and using a little elbow grease to wipe down the cloudy glassware. Soak the glasses for 30 minutes and then rinse them with warm water.