HOW TO RENEW WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES - ZERO STREAKS, QUICK & EASY !!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

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[@You-sw7tm]

5:24 😃👍

[@nobodynobody1235]

Can I use nail paint removal alcohol?

[@ddlmao3504]

Hey, where do you live?

[@zaceryhammond1144]

Wd40 is not a lubricant spraying that on the hinge will do nothing if you need to do it take a tiny bit of moter oil and sparingly use it

[@TNtoolman]

I have about 40 years experience in wiper development, testig, and production. Your video is spot on. I was concerned when you mentioned WD-40 because I have seen videos showing to clean the bades with WD-40. It is petroleum based and will eat at the natural rubber squeegee. Great use of it on the wiper arm base. We do use #0000 steel wool and glass cleaner on our windshields in the test bucks. NO MORE COARSE than #0000, it could scratch the glass. Use a swirling motion then dry off with a towel or paper towel. Great job... everything you suggested is totally correct...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 960,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@hydnars]

You say the WD40 will break down the rubber but others on here have commented on their great results with cleaning their blades with it, and managing to keep the same set of blades for years with that trick. So there seems to be some discrepancy...

[@terrasini1]

@@hydnars funny I was just thinking the same.... So I actually do not know if I should use IPA to clean and then WD40 to preserve (I am talking about the rubber part only)... Otherwise I saw many videos of PTO and I must say he definitely knows what he is talking about...

[@sonofagun5305]

@@hydnars Yeah, but he said 40 years. The other people are easily liars or over-exaggerating it. Believe what you want, but I would prefer the FACTS of someone that's been in the industry for DECADES over some driveway warrior's OPINION that applies what he finds on Reddit over the last 6 years.

[@quintonb1588]

I'm not understanding why anyone wouldnt like this tip this is a thumbs up all day

[@timothyjewett625]

Probably the wiper companies lol. Great tip Pan

[@teleguy2650]

Wow, I've never seen a counter top or cabinets in a garage that clean.

[@tripjet999]

Why wouldn't a garage that clean have a counter top or cabinets in it?

[@iShox2711]

And here I was needing to clean my wipers, low and behold pan uploads a vid. 👀

[@CiscoDA9RS]

My wife tells me “the wipers are bad, I can’t see!” That’s when I bust out the rain-x and do the same process as the video. Clean and repellent! Always does the job!

[@TejasToolMan]

me too 30 years of rain-x & a happy hot wife =)

[@Mikishots]

@@CiscoDA9RS Rain-X is over 95% alcohol and a bit of acetone. A lot more expense for the same result.

[@coby73]

Did this today with similar products around the house and it was awesome. It worked just as expected. Now to watch Pan’s “How To Wash Microfiber” video.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the feedback Coby! There is so much satisfaction when getting all these little details right, and improving the way your car looks bit by bit.

[@skyraider2021]

Just a FYI........WD-40 is not a lubricant, it is a water dispersant formula 40. Had a rep tell me that, he said WD was like 90% solvent. So it drys away. I use to work in apartment maintenance would get a work order for squeaky door hinge, would go spray WD on them. Then a few weeks later would get another work order for the same thing same apartment. After the rep told me WD was not a lub, I started using good old 3in1 oil, never got called back again.

[@erie910]

Wonder what happened to WD-1 through WD-39. Or what happened to 1UP through 6UP?

[@user-ed5jh3ff6u]

Clay bar windshield in areas with a lot of sap fallout, wears groves in wipers. You the man, Pete

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I made a windshield cleaning tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-QiIx8aLOhl80

[@namelesske]

That black gunk is graphite witch is a dry lubricant for the blades, embedded in to the rubber. Yeah there is some dirt, but not that much.

[@jamiesdetailingden6620]

I’m very happy for you, but also so jealous of your garage! 😂

[@SilveryFoxster]

If I had a garage like that I’d live in it 👍

[@WillieBeW3]

Same.

[@flat4-]

I’m a window cleaner by profession for over 30 years, let me say that once the edge of the rubber/silicon is gone, then it is gone and you need to replace. You can buy rubber or silicon profile for windshield wipers on bulk, just like we buy replacement squeegee bands. Nothing fancy and much cheaper. Although after some years the wiper blade holder needs also replacing when it starts to deteriorate. I learnt that it’s not worth after 9/12 months and just replace the wiper.

[@WS85212]

Just went out to my BMW X5. WOW!!!!! No streaks at all! Went through the exact tutorial. Thanks man

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the feedback William! 👍🏻

[@vanditm6021]

This is the best video of 2020 pan.... this is unusual.... million times like....

[@MyGuyKirby]

Pan, glad to see you and I doing the same methods. Two points that need more understanding are the use of the rubbing alcohol and WD40. I have heard that regular rubber can be affected by the alcohol but it does clean them! Also I have started to use wife’s cheap facial pads instead of MF towel, that junk then is trashed rather than staining my towels. Next is the use of WD40, it is not a lubricant and should be wiped up as it does attract dust. Interesting read on what WD40 is on Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WD-40. It is great product used correctly. Try TriFlow as a lubricant as it dries cleanly and does not attract grime. Perfect time for this topic on wipers with so much use this time of year. Thanks.

[@04hemi]

Trifle is amazing superior and who doesn't love the smell of oranges

[@clifficus]

Never knew about rubbing alcohol, perfect job, what a difference, amazing, thanks for sharing, BTW my tip is to check the the wiper blade (via the arm) is sitting at a perfect 90° to the glass surface, if not, a gentle twist of the arm will correct that, blade will now not ‘shudder’ thanks for sharing. 😃👍

[@jameskoralewski1006]

I'd be a little leery about using alcohol on rubber wiper blades. Alcohol dries out rubber and could cause them to eventually crack. However, alcohol would probably work well on wiper blades made from silicone.

[@davidisaacson9328]

Just use the soap you wash the vehicle with. No alcohol needed!👍BTW-I do this every time I wash the vehicle...and haven't replaced them in 16 seasons(4 years).

[@anthonybaker8626]

I found using a plastic/rubber restoring product to really help out alot. I use VRP from chemical guys and working it into the rubber of the blade, restores the flexibility and wiping ability of the blade.

[@aesaphyr]

I know you wrote this comment many years ago but I'm wondering how well VRP holds up with the rain, being a water-based product?

[@harleminthebuildn9234]

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO IN THE NICK OF TIME. IT DIDN'T OCCUR TO ME TO USE WD-40 ON THE WIPER BLADE HINGE. THANKS 4 THE TIP. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Harlem!

[@123lard123]

Thanks for the video , your tip fixed my blade problem right away.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You're welcome!

[@gmcc9358]

Great tips. Used the rubbing alcohol today what a difference. The cloth was black. A large amount of crud came off. Car quite new on my 4 months old

[@FreakyTORRI]

Most of the black gunk is graphite I believe, to make the blade have less friction and last longer.

[@Captain-Cardboard]

Really?!?! That would explain a hell of a lot! I clean and clean and clean my wiper blades and I still get the 'black gunk' after wiping them ten times! And I've tried multiple products. No wonder I can't get them clean if it's graphite that's coming off!

[@FreakyTORRI]

Captain Cardboard Yes I’m sure about it. I guess a easy wipe to get debris and muck off doesn’t harm it :)

[@Captain-Cardboard]

@@FreakyTORRI I tend to be plagued by noisy wipers. Tried a proper deep clean of the windscreen to fix it and everything. Now I'm wondering if the cause is me over cleaning my wipers and ruining them. I'm gonna get a new set and this time go easy on the cleaning. Thanks for the heads-up!

[@FreakyTORRI]

@@Captain-Cardboard Do you still have squeeky wipers? :)

[@Captain-Cardboard]

@@FreakyTORRI No, all sorted. I followed the instructions in Pan's other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-QiIx8aLOhl80 but used Nu-Finish instead of Rain-X. Topped off with new quality wiper blades and my problems were solved!

[@MrWhiteguy6]

I'll try this out next wash, thanks for this video!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching!

[@thomasschmutter8875]

Thomas what a, good idea and it is a really good tip to keep your wiper Blades and windshield cleaned.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻

[@216baja]

Thanks Pan, great tip as this is always forgotten when cleaning the car.

[@LKN4WAR]

Thanks pan. Did the wd40 on the fly tonight in a parking lot and hit the wet windshield with some formula 4 spay wax 1:10 dilution and wiped if off a bit like a drying aid even though it’s raining. Lol. 90 percent improvement on my cheap blades. 👍

[@jackflash5659]

Hey Pan, first time viewer. I liked and subscribed because your video is straight forward and to the point. No BS. Cheers from T.O. my fellow Canadian!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hey thanks Jack! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 790,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. How did you discover my channel by the way?

[@jackflash5659]

@@PanTheOrganizer , I have streaks on my windshield. I figured why not follow your instructions and clean them up instead of throwing money away on new ones.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Cool. I highly recommend that you also watch my popular glass cleaning tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmq3ZqWNYrqDaKc

[@lizc731]

Will have to try this. Also, 5:00 was sooo satisfying.

[@curtr.5083]

Love it, thanks Pan. I’ve always hit the wipers with my drying towel aggressively but the chemical treatment process is always useful!

[@MiHiHemi]

I recently ponied up for a set of Rainex silicone blades. Best blades I've ever tried so far.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes the newer silicone type blades are awesome. Michelin also makes some amazing ones.

[@specsbundy1392]

ok pan , have never heard your last tip on other glass cleaning videos ... I plan on doing it next time I was my car,,,thanks for the tip !

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You are so welcome!

[@rogerfleming3165]

Pan, another fantastic video to keep your motor in tip top condition. Love the thumbs up shot at the end. Great job!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Roger!!

[@p4ult1]

When you did the interior view, the blade wasn't clearing all of the water from the top left corner. Was still streaking or the blade wasn't making full contact

[@Mike-Capz83]

Mine does the same thing but on the passenger side bottom only at highway speeds totally misses it

[@Mike-Capz83]

@@jeremiahbachmann3901 it must be the springs on mine, my wiper blades are new there are the bosh icon that ard $28 each from advance auto parts 🤣🤣

[@TheSkeptic_1]

I noticed this as well. Other than wiping the blades clean during maintenance washes, I can't see the benefit to trying to extend the life of replaceable parts; blades should be replaced every 6-12 months, depending on your climate.

[@CHZ8959]

I want to know how many microfibre towels you own?! 😆😆

[@golders99]

@@CHZ8959 The bigger question is how many does he reuse and wash in washing machine.

[@kawh8719]

this actually helped a lot. I had no idea about the alcohol for cleaning. Same w/ the WD-40! Great tips, Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!!

[@a.r.walker6255]

I usually clean my blades whenever I wash my vehicle.

[@SkodaHobbybob]

I let the rain clean my wipers and I buy new ones every year or so ( why bothe for 13 euros? )

[@a.r.walker6255]

@@SkodaHobbybob Well....Dirty wipers aren't as effective as clean ones.

[@ПавелВладимирович-ф7ч]

If you have new blades, then you probably can’t wipe them off, because most modern blades are made with graphite spraying

[@martin1649]

that's a good habit.

[@xFlared]

@@SkodaHobbybob Rain doesn't clean your wipers. That part that's always in contact with your windshield, it will stay dirty and just spread dirt around when in function, in process collecting more dirt. When do you think blades get dirty? During function. And when do they function? When the windshield is wet. Therefore you thinking that rain cleans your wipers is completely incorrect since it's the primary reason they get dirty in the first place.

[@bpacheco6]

I never thought to lubricate my wiper hinge...and I lubricate everything even my power window motors! Thank you! I heard putting wipers up in winter during storms loosens those hinges and effects the pressure on the window over time...not sure if true

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad I could help!

[@joshuawarrington1051]

Last winter I didn’t put my wipers up and my windscreen got covered with snow and ice, as I got in the car and started it the wipers automatically turned on because of the snow and Ice on the windscreen and I completely forgot to switch auto off and it ripped both rubbers off my wipers blades. Luckily I have a auto shop near me so £35 later I had new blades, only to sell the car the week after 🤣

[@ricardoseales6501]

Thank you for the tip on wiper blades

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No problem 👍

[@gfsockmonkey]

I do this quite a few times a year to my wiper blades. But WD-40. Not a lubricant. WD = water dispersant. So it will help keep water from corroding the hinge later on.

[@mikeanderson7729]

Great video. Always good to have important skills that are also really cheap for the car owner. Everyone likes to save a buck and this tip is way cheaper than new blades. Btw, IPA and rubbing alcohol are not the same. IPA is 91% alcohol and rubbing alcohol is no more than 72%. Clean with IPA and disinfect with rubbing alcohol.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Mike! Good to know.

[@davidisaacson9328]

Isopropyl rubbing alcohol starts at a minimum dilution ratio of 50% isopropyl/ 50% water and goes as high of a dilution ratio of 99% isopropyl/1% water. They are all "rubbing" alcohols, in differing concentrations.

[@nelsyoung833]

Neat and tidy garage. Well organized! Good job!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Watch my full custom garage tour video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/narImYGFmZlnibs

[@jacksreem3577]

Thank you Sir Shout out from Timmins Ontario Canada

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You are very welcome! Nice to have another fellow Canadian watching my videos! How did you discover my channel Jacks?

[@Mike-Capz83]

at 5:06 it still missing the upper left hand corner! mine car is having the same problem! even with new wipers blades! any help?

[@mebrannon1]

Pan is always here for us

[@23dothedew]

Great tips here pan. Gonna give this a try tomorrow with my wipers!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@neilcoleman3796]

I have been using spray 9 to clean my blades. Will try what I’ve learned in this video tomorrow. Thank you

[@wharpig]

I usually wash the blades with my wash rag when washing my cars but I do this when needed, defiantly helps as long as the blade itself is not actually worn our or torn.

[@zigarooSJunk]

another trick as i saw this elsewhere on the net. Since I wanted to go to Montreal Car show (2hr drive) and knowing it would be a snowy/slushy day for driving, since my wipers were a bit crappy (streaking), i just used WD-40 on a cloth and rubbed it on wiper for cleaning. Wow did that ever work well, no need to clean winshield either. Pan you should try it.

[@andyc2026]

Best and easy tip!! Thanks.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You’re welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

[@kunnalkhattar]

Thanks Pan for such a quick and easy trik..

[@cdiamond666]

Great video and topic for those who don’t know 👍 I do this exact process every 3 months to my personal vehicles. 👌 When I do it for my clients they can’t believe the difference it makes 💯✅

[@cheftodd]

I pinch my blades with some sandpaper and it works great, I will have to try this trick

[@thepiecesfit5049]

I just use Invisible Glass sprayed onto a shop towel to wipe the blades regularly and throw it away. Works for me.

[@JosePena-lk1gq]

Exelent job Pan.Greetings from Miami

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Jose!

[@davidmoore3524]

Wow that’s amazing-I’m gona give it a go tomorrow 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching David! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 825,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@bobengle3]

Love your videos, my friend! Learning a lot about how to take care of my ride!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Robert! How did you discover my channel by the way?

[@bobengle3]

@@PanTheOrganizer I recently bought my first new car, and wanted to learn how to keep it looking good, so I have been watching a ton of KZbin vids. The main thing I've learned is that I have been doin it all wrong my whole life, lol! Your videos in particular are helping me get on the right path!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Cool! I have been detailing cars for over 24 years now and I love sharing my passion and knowledge with my viewers. We have built one of the biggest and fastest growing detailing channels on KZbin. :) What new car did you get? It’s always a fun time when we get new cars!

[@bobengle3]

@@PanTheOrganizer Well, it's easy to see why your channel is blowing up. You're doing a great job, your passion and knowledge of the subject are clear! My car is a 2021 Mazda CX-5. Nothing fancy as far as new cars go, but I love it! She is beautiful, fun to drive, and I was able to get all the options I wanted, like the leather, sunroof, and Bose audio.

[@jahdel.j]

Wow thanks for this video Pan Iove it! There is indeed a big difference on the visablity of the glass,awesome video!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Jahdel!

[@richardseem7948]

def a subject no1 talks about. great video and tutorial video again pan. b well

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I agree! Thanks Richard!

[@Samanika1003]

That's awesome tips... I was always worried about my glasses... Can you help us for scratch on glass

[@jameskoralewski1006]

Polish away scratches on glass!

[@littlegreeny8510]

Thanks for the video. What caught my interest was your interesting garage door opener.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! It’s a high end side mounted Lift Master. All the details in my latest garage tour video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/narImYGFmZlnibs

[@markflores7232]

do you guys tint the car on the outside?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hunh? No. Why?

[@HondaRedneck16]

Great video! Earned my subscription. Gonna try this tonite on my rental car with horrible wiper blades :)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback feedback! How did you discover my channel?

[@HondaRedneck16]

@@PanTheOrganizer through google! I typed in how to fix streaking wiper blades

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Cool! What country are you watching from? Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!

[@HondaRedneck16]

@@PanTheOrganizer from the USA more specifically Washington state!

[@kylelangley8818]

I’d remove the blades, degrease with optimum power clean at 3:1 then wipe with a towel. Then use Pans methods, as alcohol isn’t as effective at degreasing rubber. Never thought about the WD40 though Pan. I’ll try the penetrating oil I have in stock. Haven’t serviced the hinges in 9yrs.

[@Maggie-tr2kd]

Who would have thought streaking on the windshield could be resolved so simply? I can't tell you how many new windshield wiper blades I have purchased because I was told that was the only solution to streaking. Thank you !

[@imronsubhan454]

Rain x glass cleaner and water repellant does the trick for me for all glass. It's really helpful in the rain and it cost 4 dollars a bottle which last like 6 months depending on weather conditions even longer

[@ghanshyammallar4250]

Thanks pan. This is the video I wanted since a very long time. The wipers get really really dirty during rainy season.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻

[@amill1563]

Thanks Panta Claus! I forgot to say that during the Holidays.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hahahah better late then never hunh?

[@welcometotheinternet4215]

This is very helpful Pan and thank you so much!

[@justintacy2022]

I always overlook thoroughly cleaning windshield wipers. Thanks for the great video Pan!

[@dashcam2417]

He has great knowledge , he gives great information , he's Pan the Man !

[@EAADetailing]

50/50 water and alcohol will prevent premature drying of the rubber material that the wiper is made of. Great video pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Ethan! How did you discover my channel by the way?

[@EAADetailing]

@@PanTheOrganizer Oh man i've been watching you for ages now! I think I subbed last year, I found you from just searching around to different detailing channels.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Great tips! I also do the same process to my cars.

[@waynefromcanada]

Very nice tip about the rubbing alcohol. 👍

[@imrickjamesbiitch69]

Thanks so much for this training video

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Bill! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@YasumotoUS]

A good no non-sense tip! I do the same thing as a finish step when cleaning my wind shield either at home with a microfiber cloth or at the fuel station when doing a quick clean-up. I take a paper towl and dip it into the window washing fluid that gas stations make available. Regular cleaning of the wipers seems to keep things running smoothly. What's the difference between using clean water and a microfiber cloth v. a 'high quality glass cleaner' and cloth? I get pretty good results with the water, especially if I've treated the glass with RainX, previously.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching!

[@mrhyde0705]

I use a citrus base car wash soap and scrub them when washing the car than seal the windshield. My wipers are almost a year old currently. Usually only last a month

[@m058205]

Thank you, Pan! Your videos are excellent.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Martin! How did you discover my channel?

[@llewellyn56]

Awesome. question i have small scratches on windscreen...my finger nail does not catch the scratch. what type of polish can i use on windscreen. if it can be removed

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Here is my glass polishing tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r37MZoOqrtaIf5o

[@bernard.8355]

Nice one Pan, would really appreciate more of these quick tip videos

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@dangerdoberman]

I've had the same cheap ANCO wipers from Rockauto going on 4 years now and they're still like new. Clean your windshield, clean your blades.

[@notfound-qg2ii]

Hmmm.. I got to be honest, I never thought of this. Makes perfect sense, thanks for the detailed steps, much appreciated. John

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My pleasure John! It’s an often overlooked way to minimize or eliminate streaks. :)

[@niacinbiotin]

First of all Big Fan; I have a question: Can I correct deep scratches on clear coat with menzerna 400 heavy cut?? Or do I need wet sanding? Actually both flatten clear coat, so the mechanism is same. If I stand longer on the scratch with polishing machine it should be gone right?

[@jesusHernandez-ed9hi]

I have a vw Passat 18 and the side view mirror is scrached and was wondering if you knew how to get rid of some of it and also the speedometer it’s plastic and it’s scratched idk how to fix that any help or tips would help out

[@davidcroteau7087]

Nice trick on the joint

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks David!

[@maryshearer663]

Very nice! Wish there was a love button

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe thanks Mary! How did you discover my channel?

[@maryshearer663]

@@PanTheOrganizer I found it when I searched how to clean microfiber towels. It was one of the suggested videos. Very glad I did, now I can step up my car detailing.

[@richardzargar1269]

Thanks Pan! Another awesome video

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Richard!

[@neliosena6608]

Happy to see your cleaning advices. This One Gave me a little more of confidense on the way a do to cleane the whippers. Thanks pan !!!!

[@fish7days]

Pan, Can you please let me know more about your garage door opener. Seems much better that the chain or belt driven models. Much thanks !!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Watch my garage tour video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/narImYGFmZlnibs

[@acidnynex]

I tried this on some of my Rain-X blades that were maybe 8 months old (it's rained 3x here in Southern California since I put them on), it's mostly just fairly dry and hot. It was like wiping a marker. I gave up after one micro-fiber towel and like 2-3 shop towels per wiper blade kept coming back nearly as black as when I started, and on each of those I probably used 6-8 different sections on each microfiber towel or shop towel. I'm not sure if it's the type of rubber, if there's really that much caked on there, or if the rubber itself was being broken down by the IPA, but I gave up after about 15 minutes of wiper blade scrubbing. One blade did seem quite a bit better, the other a tad, but not a huge difference.

[@richardalolino4518]

I just love all your videos....top quality advice.....😎👍👍👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad you like them! What's your favourite video on my channel so far?

[@richardalolino4518]

I love the beginner D.a. buffer tutorials videos it really help me To do a better job buffing ...awesome 😎👍👍👍

[@TunesofAmbience]

Happy to see your cleaning advises. .....

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! How did you discover my channel by the way?

[@eivindb.sandnes9550]

Love that thumbs-up at the end! 💗 Good tips as always 🙂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Eivind!

[@stealthg35infiniti94]

Good job on cleaning wiper blade tutorial...Please cover other products such as Windshield Wiper Fluids and windshield treatments such as Rain X, waxes and others.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! How did you discover my channel?

[@stealthg35infiniti94]

@@PanTheOrganizer I'm a auto enthusiast that does hobby detailing for donations...I guess I searching for information on ceramic products when one of your videos popped up...Now I'm hooked and constantly learning from you...You have a very down to earth way of explaining and teaching the common DIY that wants to do better with car products...BTW, I recommend selicone wiper blades for performance and longevity.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you for the kind words and positive feedback. Much appreciated. I have been detailing for over 23 years now, and I love sharing my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found one of the biggest and fastest growing car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 530,000 subscribers and are almost at 60 million views. Good tip on the silicone wiper blades! ;)

[@stealthg35infiniti94]

@@PanTheOrganizer Pan ,could you please explain the benefits if any of a Foam Connon. There's a lot of hype out stating the "Foam lifts away the dirt." I think a garden hose gun set at JET will at pre wash rinse will do the same. Personally, the only benefit I can see if you're washing your car in hot direct sunlight and you have fear of soap drying before you go over the area with your wash mitt. This ofcourse can be resolved by washing the car early or late in the day.

[@blondie1484]

thank for the tips Pan 😃 have that problem so this i will try 😃

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@amberatkinson4230]

Great content, Pan. There are very few videos that focus on this topic, so thank you.

[@mikedoherty5180]

I use denatured alcohol to clean the blade. I allow it to evaporate completely. Next I spray some rubber safe silicon spray lube on a cloth, again allow the solvents to evaporate, then wipe the blade rubber this helps keep the blade soft, ice dose not stick as hard and helps prevent blade chatter.

[@The-Advent-Sabre]

brilliant video, and some great tips...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@chuckhall8668]

Nice Video this really helps with cleaning the wiper blades properly thanks Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the feedback Chuck!

[@Go1US1Marines]

Good common sense. Thanks.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 952,000 subscribers and we have over 127 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@anthonypecoraro5402]

Good info Pan always enjoy thanks 😊

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Anthony!

[@TopiasSalakka]

I used CRC gun oil to lube the wiper hinges. Worked really well. Originally bought it because my uncle told me it's the best for unfreezing door locks, but looks like it's good for a lot of things.

[@isaiahcruz724]

i bet you take off you the oil pan to fill it with oil lmao

[@TopiasSalakka]

@@isaiahcruz724 What?

[@tander101]

You're either from Minnesota or Canada. I like that.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Montreal, Canada. :)