Cooling a window down with dry ice or liquid nitrogen

Was thinking of using dry ice or liquid nitrogen to spray down a hot window to instantly cool it to make cleaning on hot days easier. Anyone try anything like this?

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No, not unless you want broken glass.

Not to mention the cost factor.

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Just a tad overkill I think…

Start earlier, or later

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As Steve said the glass will crack if it’s annealled/float or laminate and likely shatter if it’s toughened

Never had had a window that wasn’t able to be cleaned due to heat.

Planning ahead helps.

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As others have already stated it’s probably not a good idea. I think a temp change that fast could/would be disastrous.

Get faster and use more water.

Get one of those whole house bug sprayer tents and put it around the house.

Then get a bunch of air conditioners.

You’re welcome.

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Really though, maybe slop some plain water on first? Black glass is a real PITA.

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Are you serious ? !!

I use Sorbo Glide. Has two purposes: Friction Reducer and an anti drying agent.
I use it almost all year around because it makes solution slippery.

I’d like to see the video!