Rain X wiper fluid......
#1
Rain X wiper fluid......
I was in the auto parts store the other day and needed some wiper fluid. They had the normal cheap blue stuff, but they also had this orange/pink stuff that I hadn't seen before. It's Rain-X wiper fluid, costs about $4 bucks for a gallon jug. I've heard good things about Rain-X so I decided to try it.....my windshield has been very clean ever since then. This stuff works great. I won't buy the cheap stuff anymore. It's good for temperatures down to -25 degrees. I'm spoiled now.
#4
#9
Wirelessly posted (Blackberry 8530)
You must not be from a state that gets much ice and snow. The orange is an ice-melting solution, plus the Rain-X additive.
Originally Posted by silverfox
Ive never seen orange or pink stuff, All we get here is the blue or green.I run the green rainx all year long.
#11
#12
#14
#15
Rain X is great if you like to slave for it. Miss a treatment and you get a nice haze on the windshield that is a PITA to get rid of and see through. I use the Peak w/ De-Icer. I don't dare use any rain x product on my truck.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
#16
Rain X is great if you like to slave for it. Miss a treatment and you get a nice haze on the windshield that is a PITA to get rid of and see through. I use the Peak w/ De-Icer. I don't dare use any rain x product on my truck.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
I've NEVER had that problem in either of my trucks, and I've missed several tankfulls, forgetting to put in the additive.
GB :)
#17
Rain X is great if you like to slave for it. Miss a treatment and you get a nice haze on the windshield that is a PITA to get rid of and see through. I use the Peak w/ De-Icer. I don't dare use any rain x product on my truck.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
I used the concentrate when I was driving a semi. Forgot to keep adding the stuff and got a hazy windshield. Made it extremely hard to see in any type of weather. Took a lot of water, windex and elbow grease to get the junk off.
#21
Member
iTrader: (2)
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Watson, Louisiana
Posts: 1,085
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I love the rain-x orange. I buy the rain-x fluid and cheapest blades. It's been most economical. It rains at least once a week here and sometimes for a week straight. lol It's actually been raining all day and this thread reminded me that i need to go to advanced to get some for the durango. The low wash light is on. Goin to get some now!
#22
#25
Yep I just run the $1 a gallon blue stuff year round. Didn't even know there was a difference lol. When it gets below 0 I have noticed that it freezes up though so maybe I should run orange in the winter. I keep a bottle of yellow prestone deicer spray in the cab if it gets crazy icy.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Bombshell
General Technical & Electrical
1
04-20-2014 01:37 PM
NewShockerGuy
General Technical & Electrical
17
01-07-2012 07:28 PM
fishmonger6
General Technical & Electrical
5
04-12-2010 01:32 PM
08jeff
General Technical & Electrical
7
01-23-2009 03:24 PM