Aside from the Falcon being a peice of Junk salvaged from a scrap yard. I suspect they had more pressing concerns than cleaning the windows such as destroying Starkiller base, finding the last Jedi Master
Why Didn't Chewie Or Rey Clean The Falcon Windows?
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Aside from the Falcon being a peice of Junk salvaged from a scrap yard. I suspect they had more pressing concerns than cleaning the windows such as destroying Starkiller base, finding the last Jedi Master
*Walks in the thread* 
No I am talking about cleaning it at the end of the movie. They were in no rush to see Luke. Starkiller base was destroyed and the first order is scattered for the time being. How hard is it to take a bucket of water. soap and a sponge and clean the windows off? It would have taken them a few minutes before they left.
Yeah and its coarse and rough. LOL!
Jakku dust.
Right. Hopefully Luke will have a few buckets and sponges in his cave. There is plenty of water. Maybe Reys first task can be Luke showing her how to wash windows. She already seems to know everything else so this would give Luke something to teach her. LOL!Jakku dust.
According to the repair manual, the dirt acts as an insulator, protecting the Falcon from the heat of reentry.
According to the repair manual, the dirt acts as an insulator, protecting the Falcon from the heat of reentry.
But the windows have never had dirt on them like that before especially the interior of the windows. Han kept them so clean back in the old days. They really need to give the interior of the ship and the interior windows a good cleaning. Well not to much we still want her to look like a piece of junk but a clean piece of junk would be better.
Maybe Han hadn't started trying high speed jumps into or out of an atmosphere until after Return of the Jedi.
Cleaning windows is droid's work.
Very true. In that case Artoo should have cleaned the windows before the Falcon left to see Luke. Eh maybe it was the depression Artoo was feeling that made him not want to do any spring cleaning.
Bitching for nearly two full pages that the Star Wars universe is now TOO lived in? 
DIrty windows do not mean to lived in. It means laziness. How hard can it be to clean the interior windows of the Falcon? It would take a few minutes with a bucket and sponge. Sheeeesh.Bitching for nearly two full pages that the Star Wars universe is now TOO lived in?
We have no clue how well Han took care of the ship, or whether he kept it clean or not. I'm no expert on space ships, but I'd wager that the stress of leaving and returning to the vacuum of space probably leaves a ship looking pretty filthy. At least it does for space shuttles. Aside from normal wear and tear, any exterior dirt would be burned off in the atmosphere. So it seems like a kind of pointless thing to worry about.
I'm talking about the interior window dirt. Is clearly in the interior because the space slug that sucked at the window didn't move the dirt at all.
Given that it was stored on Jakku for unknown years, dust contamination would be more likely than not. Also, given the priorities of the Resistance and finding Luke, dusting would be low, low, low on the totem pole.
The ladies(Leia) had time to get some nice new fresh clothes. I think there was plenty of time to take a bucket and sponge and clean those interior windows. The new order just lost their 3rd death star I don't theink there was any threat that they were going to find Luke. The next movie is about both sides licking their wounds and both young jedis being trained.
