Prestone Big Wash Windshield Washer Fluid

What is the best windshield wiper fluid?

One of the best options for windshield washer fluid is Rain-X RX11806D. The additive works by adding a protective film that is dirt and bug resistant. It also turns any water that comes into contact with the windshield into tiny beads that are wiped away quickly and effectively.

Where is the windshield washer fluid?

The windshield washer fluid in most vehicles is stored under the hood in a clearly marked reservoir. From there, it is pumped through tubes to a small nozzle or nozzles located just below the windshield, or sometimes on the wipers themselves.

Can you put antifreeze in windshield water?

Adding antifreeze to your windshield washer fluid may seem like a good idea if you live in very cold climates but it can actually lead to some serious damage. Most washer fluid that you can buy today is specifically designed to handle sub zero temperatures. And even if yours isn’t, adding antifreeze to the mix would be a bad idea.

What is the freezing point of windshield wiper fluid?

If you live in extreme temperatures, check your fluid’s label to determine its freezing point: All-season windshield wiper fluid freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, whereas windshield washer fluids formulated for the winter are safe until about -20 degrees Fahrenheit.

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First off, lets clear up any misunderstandings right now; this is not a wash for your pet bugs. If you want to keep your bugs clean, you need something else. If however you are always finding bugs plastered all over your windshield then this could be the product for you.

What we have here is a product designed to create a protective barrier across the windshield surface. What this does in turn is stop things like bugs – and also things like general road grime, tree sap and bird droppings – from sticking to the glass. When they do, the product is specially formulated to break down bug residue, so you can spray, activate the wipers and have a clean, smear free windshield as you drive.

 

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