>also, periodically wipe them with a clean paper towel soaked in rubbing
>alcohol, or an alcohol pad, it will bring your wipers back to life.
Yes ,all great points,everyear I contemplate to buy those rubber
inclosed blades,the kind that keep ice off the blade from forming,I do
wipe them of w/a paper towel,but never used alcohol,bring on that
winter!.
p_vouers@goochs.com - 08 Nov 2007 13:18 GMT
> >also, periodically wipe them with a clean paper towel soaked in rubbing
> >alcohol, or an alcohol pad, it will bring your wipers back to life.
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> wipe them of w/a paper towel,but never used alcohol,bring on that
> winter!.
those are winter blades and I leave them on all year. They definetly
ork in the snow.. they on't get all blocked up. I use only avvco
blades and am very happy. The top notch ones I got at advance auto
parts (cost more) I took off in 2 weeks and tossed them. They were too
stiff an noisy. Thye were the ones with he multi blades tri
something.. just a gimmick
Phil
Homer - 11 Dec 2007 00:17 GMT
>> >also, periodically wipe them with a clean paper towel soaked in rubbing
>> >alcohol, or an alcohol pad, it will bring your wipers back to life.
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> something.. just a gimmick
> Phil
Yea, a gimmick that can ruin your windshield! Mine got a small stone
cought in between the blades and put a perminant scratch on my
windshield.