Windshield wipers
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From: Aurora,CO
As usual, good call Fellas!! Went and got them today, and of course the counter guy flipped! Fit fine and boy do they clean the windshield! Much better coverage then before!! Gotta figure out how to turbo charge them now!! 
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From: Gulf Coast, FL
Turbo charge? Okay try this, Wally World carries the Rain-X line of windshield fluid. It already has the Rain-X in the mix and it works great!! I never had good luck with Rain-X till I used this version of their product.
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Dumas, Texas
I lived in Houston and New Orleans, where it rains. (you didn't know that) RainX saved my rear a bunch of times. 55 in a rain storm and not even turn the wipers on. I never leave home without it. Got it on all four of my vehicles even though I now live where it don't rain. There is always that chance of that freak shower where I might need it. Helps the bugs to come off easier seems to me like. Maybe its all in my head (my wife says there's lots of room in there).
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From: Aurora,CO
Originally Posted by HeavyAssault
Turbo charge? Okay try this, Wally World carries the Rain-X line of windshield fluid. It already has the Rain-X in the mix and it works great!! I never had good luck with Rain-X till I used this version of their product.
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Brian - you can do it either way, but I prefer the premixed fluid. BTW, RainX has two different types of fluids. One for the summertime and one for the winter. The winter mix is great in that it helps to defrost your windshield and won't freeze on like regular windshield fluids do in subfreezing temps. The summer fluid is great in getting the bug guts off your windshield instead of smearing it all over. Great products especially when combined with 24" wipers!!!
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From: New York
Okay, I'm sold on Rain-X. I think I will go out and get some tomorrow. My first experience with that product was about 20 years ago and for some reason, it didn't work like it was supposed to. Maybe they make a better product now.
Do they still have the one you just spray onto the glass? or just the windshield washer fluid additive?
Do they still have the one you just spray onto the glass? or just the windshield washer fluid additive?
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Originally Posted by PHWLEE
Do they still have the one you just spray onto the glass? or just the windshield washer fluid additive?
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Originally Posted by PHWLEE
Do they still have the one you just spray onto the glass? or just the windshield washer fluid additive?
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From: New York
Ok, went out this morning and got the Rain-X windshield washer fluid with the Rain-X stuff in it, the regular Rain-X exterior spray, and the Rain-X interior anti-fog stuff. So let's see how it goes the next time it rains.