Discolored headlights decrease visibility and make driving dangerous. Don’t risk it! Here's the quick and virtually free way to restore cloudy headlights.

For do-it-yourself vehicle maintenance, one of the most common ways to restore fogged-up headlights is by using toothpaste. Although toothpaste is primarily used for cleaning teeth, its mild abrasives ...

Do you notice your headlights just don't illuminate the road like they used to? Are the headlights cloudy or yellowed? All modern cars have headlights with plastic lenses and replaceable bulbs ...

Headlight lenses getting hazy? In this short video, we show you how to clean them with a dab of something from the medicine cabinet. Life hacks are all the rage these days. Unfortunately, most of the ...

We all know toothpaste is for cleaning teeth and to help maintain good oral health, but that minty goo in a tube has some other uses as well. Some people swear by toothpaste's effectiveness in ...

If your headlights are a bit foggy, it's probably due to buildup and lots of little scratches. You can spend money on special waxes and sprays that refresh and seal your lights — or you can reach for ...

How it works: It's said that toothpaste, especially the whitening kind, can clear up foggy headlights. What you'll need: Toothpaste, a couple of rags, a water bottle. What to do: Apply a dollop of ...

CARS.COM — When most people think of headlight maintenance, what first comes to mind is changing bulbs when they burn out. However, as a vehicle ages another culprit can strike: foggy headlights. With ...

Over time, the headlights on your car can become cloudy and grimy, reducing the amount of light they give off. What usually starts as a barely noticeable film can eventually leave you driving ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Do you have cloudy headlights? It's not just a cosmetic, aesthetic appeal issue—it can also impact how well you see and be seen at ...