Haze Inside Headlight - Alcohol?

Like many here the headlights on my 360 have developed a thin haze on the inside of the lens assembly. I've seen the posts suggesting the use of a set of small magnets and microfiber cloth to wipe them down from the inside, but am wondering if anyone has experience or thoughts about using rubbing alcohol instead. I've owned multiple Ducatis with the same headlight inner-hazing issue in the past, and the most commonly recommended solution was to remove the headlight from the bike, remove all bulbs / electronic bits, pour rubbing alcohol into the sealed headlight unit and swish it around, pour out and repeat 2-3 more times. I've done this myself with excellent results (on Ducs). My understanding is that the haze is to some extent caused by the off-gassing / oxidation of various parts inside the headlight

Any thoughts on taking this approach on the 360?

 

Appreciate the feedback all - I think I’ll steer clear and avoid risking damage inside the (crazy expensive) lights. The Ducati lights are glass; these are plastic so makes sense that the same method might not apply. 67bmer you are correct, the front bumper comes off to remove headlights. Cheers!