Rain-X Windshield Washer Fluid
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Originally Posted by lash
I agree, Rob. Will you come down to SEBF and clean mine for me?
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I tend to buy what ever is on sale for the best price and I've never seen Rain X washer fuid for .99 cents so I've never bought it. Maybe one day, I'll have lash and Don'* money and I'll treat myself to a couple of jugs.
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hehehe - I bought 8 case of winshield washer fluid when it was on sale for 50cents a gallon a few years ago.
I get hte same RainX effect with Invisible Glass window cleaner; I didn'tlike the RainX washer fluid but the Wipe on stuff works awesome too.
I get hte same RainX effect with Invisible Glass window cleaner; I didn'tlike the RainX washer fluid but the Wipe on stuff works awesome too.
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Originally Posted by Maymybonnieliveforevr
I tend to buy what ever is on sale for the best price and I've never seen Rain X washer fuid for .99 cents so I've never bought it. Maybe one day, I'll have lash and Don'* money and I'll treat myself to a couple of jugs.
How much would you pay to see better in the rain? I call it worthy, myself.
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Lol!
I DO know what you mean.
For a while, Liz had a habit of reminding tailgaters they were too close by hitting the windshield spray for a while. At speeds over 45 mph, the fluid lifts up and over the car and deposits the now dirty fluid on their cars. This works especially well if the tailgater has a newer or clean car. However, it does use up a lot of fluid.
Since she'* mellowed somewhat, she doesn't "use" as much cleaner.
I DO know what you mean.
For a while, Liz had a habit of reminding tailgaters they were too close by hitting the windshield spray for a while. At speeds over 45 mph, the fluid lifts up and over the car and deposits the now dirty fluid on their cars. This works especially well if the tailgater has a newer or clean car. However, it does use up a lot of fluid.
Since she'* mellowed somewhat, she doesn't "use" as much cleaner.
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I love Rain X too. Doesn't last long though if you use the wipers much. I just finished the first coat of sealant on the car for winter yesterday, and when I do the second coat tonight I'm going to do it on the windows and see if it will last longer. I've heard a lot of people using sealant on the windows with good results.
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Originally Posted by lash
How much would you pay to see better in the rain? I call it worthy, myself.
Laugh all you want but do you know what a body shop told me to do that worked just as great as Rain X and about 90% less cost. Use everyday car was on the windshield. I put it on the entire windows front, back sides. The better the quality the longer it lasts. When it rains or snows the water just beads off the window. On a $2.00 can of wax (purchased on sale) it last several months. And the can of wax last about 5 years.
Ok, go ahead and laugh, but the people that I've told tried it and never laughed at the suggestion again.