washer fluid
Windex for washer fluid?
Can that stuff even withstand freezing temps? Ive always wanted to try these: http://www.autogeek.net/303iwt.html but for now I just use the blue or purple stuff at the gas station.
Howard
Howard
DON'T use windex, it will be real hard on your paint.
I use Rain/x windshield washer. The winter stuff is great. I'm on my first bottle of the summer bug stuff, and it seems better than the cheap stuff. The Rain/x is a about a buck more a jug.
I use Rain/x windshield washer. The winter stuff is great. I'm on my first bottle of the summer bug stuff, and it seems better than the cheap stuff. The Rain/x is a about a buck more a jug.
Originally Posted by lot15
DON'T use windex, it will be real hard on your paint.
I use Rain/x windshield washer. The winter stuff is great. I'm on my first bottle of the summer bug stuff, and it seems better than the cheap stuff. The Rain/x is a about a buck more a jug.

I use Rain/x windshield washer. The winter stuff is great. I'm on my first bottle of the summer bug stuff, and it seems better than the cheap stuff. The Rain/x is a about a buck more a jug.

And use 303 Blade Treatment. It works! (and it's cheap)
Been using this since it was introduced and I am sold.
I tried the rain-x orange fluid and it worked well but seemed to leave more gunk on my car. Plus, since my car is LY, the orange stood out. I have switched to generic blue from teh auto parts store.
I use the concentrated MINI OEM windshield washer fluid. It costs $1 a bottle at my dealer's parts counter and it works perfectly. Cleans the glass without leaving strikes or messes and it does not harm your paint finish.
I don't use aftermarket junk. Use the MINI windshield fluid. You'll be glad you did.
I don't use aftermarket junk. Use the MINI windshield fluid. You'll be glad you did.
Originally Posted by C4
I use the concentrated MINI OEM windshield washer fluid. It costs $1 a bottle at my dealer's parts counter and it works perfectly. Cleans the glass without leaving strikes or messes and it does not harm your paint finish.
I don't use aftermarket junk. Use the MINI windshield fluid. You'll be glad you did.
I don't use aftermarket junk. Use the MINI windshield fluid. You'll be glad you did.
How is it with bugs.
How concentrated is it? How many gallons of mix do you get per bottle?
It takes a gallon to fill both the windshield and head light washers.
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Originally Posted by lot15
I thought of using that stuff. What is it's cold temp. max.? I need something that won't freeze down to -45C.
How is it with bugs.
How concentrated is it? How many gallons of mix do you get per bottle?
It takes a gallon to fill both the windshield and head light washers.

How is it with bugs.
How concentrated is it? How many gallons of mix do you get per bottle?
It takes a gallon to fill both the windshield and head light washers.

Label has varying dilutions to meet freezing points, or region specific locations.
It's not at all expensive. I've used it from day one & haven't considered trying anything else.
Originally Posted by autopia
OEM stuff is good down to -51c (according to label).
Label has varying dilutions to meet freezing points, or region specific locations.
It's not at all expensive. I've used it from day one & haven't considered trying anything else.
Label has varying dilutions to meet freezing points, or region specific locations.
It's not at all expensive. I've used it from day one & haven't considered trying anything else.
I'll give some a go.
I've used the orange Rain-X stuff in my previous cars. It was real convenient-just a shot in the morning and I had the advantage of Rain-X's rain shedding for a day or two. The orange stuff made a bit of a mess, but not unbearable. I think I'll try the MINI concentrated when I get a chance. Along these lines-I found a spray on windshield cleaner at Advance Auto Parts that is a gel. It's called "Wonder Gel" and costs $3.99). You spray it on and it doesn't run off the windshield; just stays there until you wipe it off. I've been using it along with the Bounty streak free towels (the ones with the little blue squares on them-get 'em from Target, among others) with pretty good success in cleaning the windows.
Keep those wheels turning!
MIKE PREDINA
'05 MC-Astro Black, CVT, etc.
Keep those wheels turning!
MIKE PREDINA
'05 MC-Astro Black, CVT, etc.
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