Wiper Blades?
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Another thing you can do to help yourself is to clean them. When you wash your window, wash the blades too. Just lift them up and clean the rubber edge off. This is especially true this time of year with all the pollen and other plant crap. A wiper that appears to be in need of replacement very often just needs to be cleaned.
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Originally Posted by FireRanger
Another thing you can do to help yourself is to clean them. When you wash your window, wash the blades too. Just lift them up and clean the rubber edge off. This is especially true this time of year with all the pollen and other plant crap. A wiper that appears to be in need of replacement very often just needs to be cleaned.
I found it very helpful to do this when filling up on gas, instead of just waiting there I grab some paper towels and work the wipers for a few seconds. A disgusting amount of dirt always comes off.
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I've been running the PIAA Super Silicone Blades for about 3 months now and they still work like they are brand new. So far they have been nothing but great. They came with PIAA's version of Rainx cloth. I cleaned my windshield then wiped it down with the cloth and the water is still beading great. Plus you can get them from a R-F vendor. I'd say check'em out.
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Originally Posted by jgibbs
im running the dual bladed wipers from autozone. they are 10 bux a pop and come in several colors. the 2 blades really help to clear the rain, just dont use them in the winter. dont ask how i know!
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