Windshield Wipers Are a SCAM! 3 Ways to Save $$$
A video on YouTube. In DIY & Home Repair, a Krater category.
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The video reviews three cost-saving methods to address streaky windshield wipers: cleaning the blades with WD-40, trimming them with wiper blade trimmers, and replacing just the rubber inserts. It also compares windshield washer fluid tablets and windshield water repellents like Rain-X and Nextzett.
From the video
Answers: How can I fix streaky windshield wipers and save money?
- windshield wiper blade maintenance
- wiper blade repair tools
- windshield wiper rubber refills
- windshield water repellents
- windshield washer fluid tablets
What it concludes
- Cleaning wiper blades with WD-40 or a microfiber cloth removes dirt and debris that cause streaks.
- Wiper blade trimmers leave a few streaks and are not the top recommendation.
- Replacing wiper rubber inserts is cost-effective, with prices ranging from under $5 to $9 for a pack.
- Windshield washer fluid tablets cost only 7 cents per gallon when mixed with water.
- Nextzett water repellent lasts significantly longer than Rain-X and most competitors.
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