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    Quote Originally Posted by brainmafia_310 View Post

    Sir how much cost ng wiper blade vs cost ng distilled water and washer fluid for 4years? Tingin ko sa isang seasin ng tagulan sa atin makakabili ka na ng 2-3 wiper blade bosch or denso brand compared sa cost ng fluid at distilled. Imho lang po. No need to argue, peace.

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    Here's mine:

    22 inch wiper blades (pair) = 700php
    1 gallon 3 stage filtered water at home (not distilled) = Basically free
    1 coat KSG applied to windshield (twice a year) = 20php?

    Total: 720php (Still good after 1.5 years)


    Let's say I used distilled water.

    720php + 90php = 810php

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    Quote Originally Posted by nivraarvin View Post
    Here's mine:

    22 inch wiper blades (pair) = 700php
    1 gallon 3 stage filtered water at home (not distilled) = Basically free
    1 coat KSG applied to windshield (twice a year) = 20php?

    Total: 720php (Still good after 1.5 years)


    Let's say I used distilled water.

    720php + 90php = 810php
    Same as mine except that my wiper is shorter and cheaper around 500petot lang. Normally i change my wiper between 2-3years. Even with joy.

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    Use distilled water to avoid water spots.

    Don't use soaps or dishwashing liquid, you will have water spots from the water-soap solution when it evaporates off your windshield, and you risk stripping the wax off your paint.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nivraarvin View Post
    Use distilled water to avoid water spots.

    Don't use soaps or dishwashing liquid, you will have water spots from the water-soap solution when it evaporates off your windshield, and you risk stripping the wax off your paint.
    Sir imho, water spots cannot be caused by filtered/distilled water. If there would be blame it to the elements present in the environment, but at least this soap solution will gently wipe of sticky substance like carbon and oil combined from the air pollutants - just to name a few.

    I also disagree of the washer stripping off the wax in the paint as it should be directly aimed at the windshield, unless otherwise you install performance washer that can blast water into your whole car, afaik.

    Hth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nivraarvin View Post
    Use distilled water to avoid water spots.

    Don't use soaps or dishwashing liquid, you will have water spots from the water-soap solution when it evaporates off your windshield, and you risk stripping the wax off your paint.

    un na nga iniisip ko sir. and i also use glaz stain out and stain guard for water repellent during heavy rains.

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    You use those rain repellents so that rain water will bead instead of sheet in your windshield. Using liquid detergent, won't that defeat the properties of your rain repellent? Surely it would clean your windshield more efficiently, but then you will end up using your wiper more instead of sparingly if the rain repellent retains its effectiveness.

    For a better illustration (not an endorsement of rain-x, marami pang iba na sing-effective din):


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    ^Sabog kasi buga ng windshield washer natin. Abot sa bubong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chikselog View Post
    ^Sabog kasi buga ng windshield washer natin. Abot sa bubong.
    Kuha ka sir ng karayon, ipasok mo sa butas ng washer para maayos mo ang aim ng tubig, same procedure pag barado

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    Chicks, yung akin sakto lang sa windshield i dunno kung swertehan lang. Yung sentra pagmali na ung tama inaadjust ko lang din pati sa car ni erpats.

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    yung amin both cars hanggang bubong, stock spray lang, yung city hanggang rear windshield pa

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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    yung amin both cars hanggang bubong, stock spray lang, yung city hanggang rear windshield pa
    Pardible lang katapat nyan sir, itusok mo lang sa butas ng spray then gently adjust to desired position...

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    Kung merong liquid na hindi ko pwedeng gamitin sa windshield washer ko, yan ay TUBIG

    Iba nga gamit ko kapag summer (zero degrees) tapos iba din kapag winter (-45deg).
    AFAIK, main ingredient ng WW fluid eh Methanol kaya hindi nagfi freeze kapag winter.

    Swerte jan saten pwedeng tubig lang gamitin though i'm not sure if safe sya sa windshield mo kasi alam mo magwa waterspots sya.

    Just to be safe, buy a dedicated washer fluid para sa peace of mind.

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    Ako din I use toyota windshield washer, 1:3 ratio, 3 parts yung distilled water (sa shell 20pesos/liter yung distilled water). With this formula, tumagal ng 4years yung wiper blade. Sa joy kasi parang mabilis tumigas yung wiper blade.

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    Washer fluid 100pesos, diluted with 4liters distilled water 80pesos, total is 180pesos good for 1 year na for me, so for 4 years, its 720pesos. NWB Aqua wiper blade costs about 750pesos per pair.

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    kumplikado din pala ang windshield washer ah. tubig lang nga nilalagay ko dati nung hindi pa ako OC.

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    anu masasabi niyu dito mga sir >>8 Ways to Make Windshield Washer Fluid - wikiHow

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    Quote Originally Posted by sotel View Post
    anu masasabi niyu dito mga sir >>8 Ways to Make Windshield Washer Fluid - wikiHow
    Tubig lang na filtered or distilled. Anything more than that, you probably need new wipers, a car wash, or a glass detailing session.

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    Filteres water with joy, sarap gamiting kung maulan ng malakas lalo na sa hiway or kung ung ulan na wisik wisik lang kaya ung putik eh tumatalsik sa windshield. Heheheh.

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    i use washer fluid tablets from daiso. 25 pesos 2 pcs. lumalabas 12.50 lang one full tank of washer fluid. mahusay pantanggal ng naninikit na alikabok, bird droppings etc. swabe pa hagod ng wipers. made in japan pa! hehe jdm pati washer fluid. di ko lang alam kung soap based sya basta pagtambog ng tablet sa tubig lusaw agad sya tapos mga blue ang tubig. di din gano mabula pagspray mo sa windshield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaymd View Post
    i use washer fluid tablets from daiso. 25 pesos 2 pcs. lumalabas 12.50 lang one full tank of washer fluid. mahusay pantanggal ng naninikit na alikabok, bird droppings etc. swabe pa hagod ng wipers. made in japan pa! hehe jdm pati washer fluid. di ko lang alam kung soap based sya basta pagtambog ng tablet sa tubig lusaw agad sya tapos mga blue ang tubig. di din gano mabula pagspray mo sa windshield.
    Where can you purchase yung fluid tablets?

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