How to Make Windshield Wiper Blades Like NEW in 30 Seconds

How to make old windshield wiper blades like new again using things you have at home. Easy DIY job. Restores old wiper blades or help new wiper blades last much longer on your car or truck. Best old timer trick that actually works!
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[@SilverCymbal]

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[@SilverCymbal]

This one is so easy and gives you some happiness when you realize your wipers are dead and need some help.

[@starninja7742]

Yes Sir I've been doing this for about 35 years now. Friends think I'm nuts until they try it themselves! Thanks and keep up the excellent videos. Maybe a snowblower vid coming soon? Gotta get them ready it's cold here in new England

[@SilverCymbal]

@@starninja7742 Exactly! Its such a great tip. thanks for the feedback on this too

[@shoaib1029]

Excellent tip mate.

[@SilverCymbal]

@@shoaib1029 Thank you very much

[@ollie2244]

Thanks! My wiper blades no longer squeak, tomorrow I'm going to try it on my brakes

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks, its great for wipers. Don't use it on your brakes.

[@Ruben-Mazereeuw]

This is a joke or he is dead by now... 🤪

[@keziidodo4177]

Hahahahhaha... Funny you

[@Florian00]

Classic

[@RahFree]

LMAO!!!!

[@Ironfangzu]

I used it on my boss, who used to yell at me quite a bit. But now our interactions are quiet and smooth. Thanks! Your trick is a life saver!

[@stevehoward3541]

The magic of WD.

[@phasmid123]

Thanks, I'm gonna try it on my wife tonight... 😂

[@CP-tx5kv]

I generously spray WD40 on the toilet roll every morning ! Quite smooth and no squeaky/purr-y noises for the rest of the day

[@ReadMyDiscription.223]

Nothing like a pair of slippery cheeks

[@howardsmith9342]

The squeaky noises aren't coming from the bog roll. Just so you know.

[@davidisaacson9328]

Does it lubricate and protect your hemorrhoids? 😂

[@stevhoff]

I sprayed WD-40 on my anus. Now all my farts are silent but deadly.

[@bardozan]

I don't have a car, but I found this video enjoyable. What can I say, I like learning new stuff. Thanks!

[@VickiAnkney]

dont baleave everthing you hear.

[@kenlompart9905]

You can always do the wipers on the bus.

[@MajorCaliber]

@@kenlompart9905 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙃

[@MarttiSuomivuori]

"If it moves and it shouldn't -duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should -WD40".

[@felixkarottenrambo5395]

Engineering

[@michaelshapiro1543]

@@felixkarottenrambo5395 PROUD to be #100! 👍

[@retroactivrestoration1572]

If it moves and it shoud but you konw it wil stop soon than better be prepaired and Just duct tape a WD 40 to everything in case lol :)))

[@RandomShart]

If it still doesn't move, grab a hammer.

[@GideonStevens]

@@RandomShart If it breaks, it needed to be replaced anyway.

[@michaelobierika7357]

I'm mad at you all great commentators. You made me abandon watching the video and read your comments instead. Thanks so much all the same. You really made my night.

[@dr.g00gle22]

I think the black stuff that comes off of the wiper blades is actually the graphite that the blades are initially coated with to keep them from skipping and squeaking. A better solution MIGHT be to clean the blades and then run a 9b graphite pencil along the edge of the blades. Wd40 would work temporarily but as someone else said, it will degrade the rubber and it won't last.

[@melissaaldosari8024]

Or maybe graphite powder.?

[@dr.g00gle22]

@@melissaaldosari8024 Yeah but that will be a lot harder to apply.

[@aldebaran777]

You you might just buy new damn wipers! Problem solved!

[@IntolerableEvil]

Yes, this is completely true. Every time I attempt to clean the wiper blades they get worse and in fact recently I rubbed down a brand new pair of blades and they made the rag completely black - even though they had not been used.

[@tacticalcenter8658]

They have graphite spray its a lubricant. CRC dry graphite spray

[@broncobob36]

This is bad advice and will only work well temporarily. WD40 is mostly made of petroleum distillates and oil. These 2 ingredients will accelerate the breakdown of any rubber product. Sure, applying it to wiper blades will remove caked up debris and lubricate them to slide easily over the glass windshield (even with no water present), but the rubber compound of the blade will degrade and crack quicker. You will be disappointed at the short lifespan of your wipers, especially if you paid $30+ for the pair. The best way to maintain your wiper blades is to apply soapy water with a scrounge pad to remove caked up debris then wipe a silicone lubricant on the blade with a cotton rag. Ironically, WD40 also makes a silicone lubricant in a spray can. Silicone won’t breakdown rubber like petroleum distillates and oil will.

[@FatSn8ke]

How about brake cleaner? It should be rubber-friendly as well, right?

[@elektrotehnik94]

This is the way. Thank you ❤

[@driftyboizz]

What soap can be used for it? Dish soap? Hands soap? All purpose soap?

[@broncobob36]

@@driftyboizz Any liquid soap will mix well with water. Hence, “soapy water.” It’s not rocket science.

[@MurderBong]

I USE MICROFIBRE. FOAM CAR, WIPE WINDOWS, WIPE WIPERS, REFOAM, SMOKE BONG, RINSE REPEAT IF NES

[@JoeAnshien]

I don't even know if this works but the comments are priceless. I have been reading and LMFAO for about 15 minutes.

[@norbacsam]

you're spot on, comments are hilarious!!!

[@JoeAnshien]

@@norbacsam BTW - I tried it and it didn't work for me!

[@toadshrm]

@JoeA lol me too! Some of them are priceless😂

[@jpear]

sure doesn’t take much to entertain YOU, does it?

[@JoeAnshien]

@@jpear I'm easy to please...Just ask my wife;-)

[@boeingpilot7002]

Thanks for the tip -- I'll try it. Great video! You could go even one step further by applying a coat of Rain-X, after the invisible glass dries. I've been using Rain-X for over 40 years, and it really improves visibility in rain. After about 40 mph, I don't even need the wipers anymore, unless I'm getting a lot of spray from other vehicles. Snow and ice come off much more easily in the winter, too.

[@scooterusa13]

If you don't want to buy Rain X alone, auto wax on the windshield also works. I have been trying a ceramic spray wax replacement and it works well on the paint AND windshield.

[@boeingpilot7002]

@@scooterusa13 Thanks for the info!

[@sylviamanring9975]

Yes rain-x is the ticket. For vision improvement during a heavy rain or snow. No wiper blades needed. It beads up and slides off the windshield. Snow just slides off. no scrapping required.

[@boeingpilot7002]

@@sylviamanring9975 A couple of Indiana ice-storms proved it out to me. Turned the ice scraper on edge, like a knife, and scored a large sheet of solid ice on the windshield in a cross-like motion. Four large plates of ice just slid off the windshield instantly -- as you said, no scraping needed!

[@icuinthelight]

Instead of regular blue windshield washer fluid try the Rain-X windshield washer fluid, works amazingly!

[@dennisdiflorio9511]

I bought new blades and there still performing, amazing

[@andrew_koala2974]

there still performing, amazing ? Where is THERE exactly ? Where is that place ? I would recommend and advanced reading program to educate yourself and sign up at night scholl to study the English language. My youngest students age 8 academically outclass you Keep that in mind - They will always be above your level

[@JeanPierreBro]

⁠​⁠@@andrew_koala2974 Since when is a question mark not fixed at the end of a sentence?

[@theWayoftheHero]

Sprayed WD-40 all over my wipers to clean my windshield. In doing so, I protected my socks from oil and dirt and they're still like new. Thanks!!!

[@Laptopdog78]

‘And you don’t need to spend any money’ .........So am I shoplifting the WD40 and the glass cleaner?

[@darrylgibson3575]

Yes, and don't forget the paper towels...Lol :-D

[@jeisonsanchez4842]

Darryl Gibson: socks are preferred 😀

[@darrylgibson3575]

@@jeisonsanchez4842,Don't slip on the hardwood floors when you put them back on...Lol :-D

[@gunpolygamist]

LOL

[@riccosoulman]

I used wd40 on my penis now it's not squeaky at all!

[@Dobie_ByTor]

Most people don’t know that the “WD” in WD-40 stands for ‘water displacement’. It was developed for minimizing ice buildup on liquid fuel rockets external tanks. It just happens to have lubricant properties as well as being hydrophobic. This is a great use for it since that is what it’s designed for as long as you rub it in well so as not to leave streaks of it on your windshield.

[@Mooseknuckle713]

It attracts dirt !

[@musclee-mac8768]

Why does WD-40 fear water? Is it homophobic too? If so, I'm buying a can!

[@Dobie_ByTor]

@@Mooseknuckle713 Yes. It can if you don’t wipe it down to just a thin film. Some people overapply it and make a mess.

[@kevinlow69420]

Waluigi Distilled No.40

[@greggdraper2169]

And the "40" in the name refers to the number of attempts before the creator was happy with the final mixture .

[@jackfrost9003]

I just removed my windshield and now I can see clearly

[@SilverCymbal]

The only maintenance free option

[@carsonjohn4069]

Lol 😂

[@kritikitti3868]

Now you can wipe the bugs from your teeth with WD 40. Don't forget to floss🤣.

[@soriya3833]

Do you still use the wiper?

[@jackfrost9003]

@@soriya3833 only when it rains 😁

[@cliffords.8341]

WD-40 has over 2,000 uses including cleaning even though it was originally designed to prevent rust and corrosion on the Atlas rocket in 1953. It's a petroleum based lubricant that displaces water which prevents rust and corrosion. Being that it's a petroleum based product it can be applied to rubber of any type unless it's silicone because rubber is made from petroleum which will recondition it by making it more pliable. It also seals the moisture away preventing dry rot and cracking. WD-40 makes a product called "Specialist" High Performance Silicone Lubricant that does a better job than regular WD-40.

[@mchapman132]

I put WD-40 on a clean cloth and do the mirrors, glass doors and shower doors. It works wonders. In the bathroom, water marks on the mirror wipe off easily, leaving no streaks. It has cut my housecleaning time in half. I also have used it in the sink disposal for years. Once per week. The disposal is 14 years old and runs like new. I use it on the garage door hinges, the tracks and spring, and on the attic pull down ladder cables. Keeps everything working smoothly.

[@JDrwal2]

How it works on your dog? Oh… he ran away? Don’t blame him…

[@mchapman132]

@@JDrwal2 - lol

[@mchapman132]

@Nikki Namikaze-Uchiha-Hatake - I do use Dawn….blue, even though I don’t think the color makes a difference. It’s a good product. But….I use the W-40 for the few things I mentioned.

[@sacul7694]

My father and I just had tears in our eyes laughing at the comments! :)

[@hafeexius]

Use wd40 as an eyewash and you'll never get tears again.

[@fighting14s]

I went to buy some WD 40 at the store and couldn’t find any, went and asked the clerk and she said “ We keep it over in the sock section”

[@stevetash5032]

Socks to be Ewwww!

[@stephenfiore9960]

*...The sell WD-40 in the concession stand at a Red Socks game..*

[@tonyroy8123]

Dumdum dumdum.

[@jdsmith-bl2yl]

Good 1!!!!

[@rachelsalazar6410]

Thank you I will try this hack. Just washed my car yesterday and I still need to wipe my windshield clean 👍

[@mikemcgovern3372]

I didn't have any old socks so used the ones i was wearing. Then I needed to put my shoes on to cross the lawn to the car. Unfortunately the WD40 seeped into the shoes and I slid down the street. Now I can't get home.

[@tommak6516]

When you put you sock back on it will remove the tar from your toes.

[@johnkaimins9998]

Thank you for sharing this info. In addition to cleaning your windshield thoroughly, apply RainX to the glass ~ it is a life saver on dark wet nights, drastically improving visibility. Over 50km/hr the water simply streams off the glass. No need for wipers. I have been using it for over 20 years.

[@westernrider100]

Get the windshield clean, really squeaky clean first. Maybe use rubbing alcohol, maybe vinegar, maybe Windex and an old t-shirt and do it a couple of times.

[@paulne1514]

I used to use rainex but on roads with street lights, the glare as I went underneath obstructed my view!

[@tallman1683]

@@paulne1514 You May have some rain x residue that didn’t get buffed out.

[@patreekotime4578]

RainX depends alot on the angle of the glass and the amount of rain. On cars with a really low angle and a light rain, the water is repelled into fine droplets which do not weigh enough to roll off the glass. The result is blinding glare with street lights or traffic lights at night. Far worse than any potential visibility problem from general rain. Because of that I think of it as a product for my side windows and mirrors only.

[@patreekotime4578]

@@tallman1683 No, it happens if your windscreen is at a very low angle. The droplets dont weigh enough to fall away. Probably great for SUVs and older cars.

[@humblewarrior6585]

This is the funnest comments section EVER...Havent laughed this hard in a long time :-)...Now I have to change my drawers !!!

[@TXBD4964]

Haven't you learned anything form this video? If you would use WD40, you wouldn't have to change your drawers for years!

[@efgeebe]

And no more squeaks!

[@mikefarley6206]

After watching this video I thought it would be easier to fill the windshield wiper fluid reservoir with WD-140 and occasionally spray it directly on the windshield to keep my wipers in tip top condition.

[@onenikkione]

This tip works even better if you use a pair of your brothers clean socks

[@theadvocate4698]

or toothbrush :)

[@syedusamamanzoor1838]

#speedkar99

[@syedusamamanzoor1838]

@@beavischrist5 for what? 😱

[@andersenzheng]

@@beavischrist5 she will just wear her step brothers.

[@haystackplays]

🤦🏼

[@andrewmarsh8904]

Looks good idea ,will try this .Funny i heard WD40 seems to do a lot of things ,amazing product

[@H0LDENSUX]

Now I can finally be encouraged to use the wiper blades rather than depend on the wind and car speed to blow the rain off. Thanks.

[@mikefarley6206]

I did what you said and used the motor oil on my wipers. Now they made black streaks on my windshield. Thanks a lot!

[@kaylarosebates9966]

The sarcasm is quite potent in this comment section

[@arkalon4986]

@Anonymous A little bit of good natured humour never goes amis on this world

[@harryscott1445]

Jay Pereira or indeed IN this world...😉

[@arkalon4986]

@@harryscott1445 You're quite right! Have a good one 😊

[@carolsceniak9673]

Low IQs are all they are.

[@arkalon4986]

@@carolsceniak9673 That's right, Einstein never made a joke. Have a great day 🙂.

[@chrischelle55doan25]

I cleaned my eyelids with WD-40. Now I’m blinking too fast, hardly tell if I can see clearly!

[@johnlibonati7807]

Bwahahaha!

[@scottbrownlee4216]

Did you run out of blinker fluid ?

[@bobrobert8566]

Must need Blinker Fluid

[@cherylskates]

Look forward to trying this! One question - after you clean the wiper blades with w-d 40 isn't there an oily residue on them that will get deposited back on the windshield?

[@PedramBastan]

A set of wipers -$30 A can of WD-40 and smelly socks -$ priceless

[@johnniej7975]

Thanks for the video BUT a special thanks to the comments from people with in-depth knowledge on the topic. Thanks to all.

[@Tugnman]

I asked my wife to do this, she asked "why me", I said its works best when using an old rag.

[@Murraymfkr]

Now this is fucking funny 😂

[@patriciasherron8625]

Mark Renegar and you’re still alive-amazing!!

[@howardsmith9342]

She thought you said old hag.

[@patriotpilot7525]

I USED to use my old rag, now I use my new rag, my new one is younger.

[@Tugnman]

@@Panchopantera530 Sorry, legend is a myth, it's the dog kennel, arf art.

[@sticksman7819]

This really works.i done this the other day when I was out on the road and when I finished I just put my sock right back on.

[@mkm692]

303 Aerospace Protection is also good for putting on rubber to preserve it.

[@RCOverKill]

The WD-40 degrades the rubber taking a thin layer of the weather degraded rubber off.

[@sitbone3]

Great tip. My wiper blades have been streaking for a while. I tried this and it worked really well. Remember, WD-40 is a solvent, not a lubricant.

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

Speakin' of tips, my late husband worked in a Circumcision Ward. Got plenty of tips during the holidays ! ! ! !

[@llovely7443]

@@billiebobbienorton2556 hardy har har

[@ateachableheart2649]

Water Displacement. I lived in upstate NY for 4 years, very harsh cold winters and can tell you that using WD40 in my doorlocks was a life saver. Door handles too. Otherwise they can snap off in subzero temps, I knew someone who BOTH doorhandles snapped off! So yes WD40 might have solvent properties but mostly keeps water off things that are coated with it. Even doors at home use it in the keyholes periodically to keep things working.

[@user-vt2xv6kp3w]

And it consumes rubber. Don’t believe me, blow up a balloon and spray it with WD-40. Pop!

[@bobvecchi304]

@@user-vt2xv6kp3wI will try it. That’s the most fun you’ll get from this video.😊

[@AlainHubert]

It makes sense when you realize what the letters WD stand for in WD-40: Water Displacement.

[@anthonybrod5559]

Whoopty Do!

[@coasteyscoasteys]

Alain I actually never knew that Haha Never assume

[@damienwood1414]

Water displacement recipe 40

[@jcwoods2311]

@jason9022 Most aren't "rubber" anymore and somewhat resistant to petroleum. Wipe on and off isn't likely to negatively affect them. Soaking in a can of gas probably would though.

[@bff1316]

@@damienwood1414 Correct my man. It was developed to be used in the space capsules. If condensate was in the electronics then the computers and controls would fail. Teflon was also a product of the space program. It was the ablative material to not transfer heat upon reentry so our astonauts would not burn up.

[@johnfpotega2017]

Use rubbing alcohol to clean the blades. Keep cleaning until there’s no more “black “ showing up on your cloth. Not too keen on using wd40; it will streak the windshield and “deteriorate “ the rubber blades.

[@gilbertosuna5496]

Holy Smokes!!! You can Teach an Old D🐶G New Tricks. You got yourself a NEW SUBSCRIBER.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much, glad to have you on the channel

[@jamesf7871]

undefeated one two punch right there. WD40 and Invisible Glass cleaner. Incredible!

[@rolandpierrus8382]

I even saw GOD after cleaning with WD-40

[@jessestahl2577]

cleaning the wiper blades with WD-40 actually worked great no more skipping

[@whatsup8464]

The comments seriously 😂⬇️..best I've read in a while😂

[@bunyip42]

Just tried this earlier today, it really works. Thanks !!!

[@mikemcgovern3372]

I followed this tip for cleaning my well used rubbers. All the potential savings were taken up by medical expenses.

[@hardeeze]

I removed my wipers and replaced them with 2 cans of wd40, who needs blades x

[@theANGRIERone]

LMFAO

[@elviscastro7834]

Lol

[@motorcitymanman7711]

Wow Kunny YOU r REALLY Cute!!

[@hardeeze]

@@motorcitymanman7711 awww thnx, that’s really sweet of you to say so x

[@motorcitymanman7711]

@@hardeeze I tell it like it is! 😁

[@DrDavidThor]

For extra comic effect, use your room-mate's sock.

[@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466]

😂

[@frankpitochelli6786]

Never realized so many jokes could come out of this video 😆

[@carlarthur4442]

😂😂😂🤣😎

[@princeplotena]

These Project Farm/Scotty Kilmer people are pretty funny lol

[@jamesjoslin7586]

Hilarious!

[@alan4sure]

@David me too. Grabbing a beer now!

[@HANJONGIN]

ThTs what she said

[@GiftHorse123]

Invisible Glass is by far the best glass cleaner I have ever used. I clean all my RV windows and it clearly has a different formula than all the rest.

[@drbobvs]

Try Sprayaway, I think you’ll prefer it.

[@richardmorgan4287]

Actually the WD stands for Wisecrack Display - the proof is in the comments.

[@LFOVCF]

Oh THAT'S what WD stands for, Wiper Degreaser.

[@jpan7071]

If this actually works, God bless you. Windshield wipers, like everything else these days, have gotten ridiculously expensive. Gonna try it today.

[@honestpete1964ify]

OMG, my Dad showed me this trick 25 years ago. To be honest it's a temporary fix for a short while. It's just tricks of the trade, my Dad was a Mechanic

[@dexter2811]

Great trick to keep customers happy and to sell a car.

[@FSX239]

I use Nufinish to clean the windshield. Never considered also using WD-40 on the wipers. Good tip.

[@marcushull12]

I`ve cut windscreen wiper blade replacement costs in half by only having one

[@teatonaz]

Works GREAT on WINDS-H-I-E-L-D wiper blades too. Just kidding Marcus,... love you Brits! Hi from waaaay across the pond in SouthWest U.S.ofA. Cheers !

[@w.preston9873]

Interesting! I didn't see you going back w window cleaner on another clean rag to remove the WD-40 from the blades? I'd think the oil on the blades would cause streaking of windshield? 🤔

[@patreekotime4578]

@@1OFGODSOWN Horse crap. It says it right on the can and is reiterated on thier website. WD40 contains petroleum distillates.

[@angellacanfora]

The video I didn't know I needed today!

[@donna970]

WD40 has so many uses I can't keep up. Thank you for a good way to save money and stay safe too.

[@ryansta]

Had no WD40 so I had some used engine oil in a tub. Worked an absolute treat, no squeaking, rubbing or owt. Mind I drove right in the back of a lorry 'cause I could see nowt.

[@mikelykan.9416]

I just took my windshield out, now i have aircon and a clear view..lol

[@tudorcosmin-andrei4203]

Nice tips, I’ll definitely try it ! 🎩🙏✅💪🏼

[@vocalpatriot]

the "WD" in WD-40 stood for "water displacer". wd- 40 was not in tended to be a lubricant, but a protectant for metal surfaces.

[@DavidDeelLoco]

And the 40 is the 40th attempt to get it correct. Just adding to your true tidbit.

[@australien6611]

And it was invented to protect NASA rockets from rusting in storage

[@johnnyramirez4987]

No shit? What the holy fu**!

[@05EVORS]

invented to protect nuke missiles in silos keep moisture off em. Why dudes that store cars long periods will remove spark plugs and spray insides of engines thru plug hole w WD40 amd throw plugs back in to keep cyl walls from rusting.

[@obs4281]

David Deel Tch beat me to it David 😜 How cool is that though, could have been called WD 27, or WD1087 who knows

[@Thunderbyrd.]

RainX and the RainX washer fluid, with regularly cleaning the windshield. Nothing sticks to the windshield not bugs, tar, or anything. The wipers glide across the glass afterwards. You will have a super clean windshield even in heavy rains.

[@thomasbergan3733]

Just get my missus to drive everywhere , that way i can keep my eyes shut and not have to worry about streaky wipers...even got her a can of wd40 for crimbo and an old sock. Lucky girl.

[@VirtualWoodshed]

Me: whattya got for me today KZbin? YT: wiper blades? Me: let’s do this.

[@louisronan5903]

Just bend your wipers back into alignment so they are perpendicular to the windscreen. All these screen coating and new wipers don’t work if the underlying issue isn’t fixed. Adjustable wrench, twist the blade arm either left or right depending on when the wipers chatter. If they chatter when they go up then twist the blade arm anti-clockwise

[@James-KL]

Yep, it really works!! Brilliant! 👍

[@BigMoney23223]

I use a belt sander on my windshield after I rip the blades off by hand. I can see so great

[@Mike-fi5se]

I'm too lazy. I just wrap sandpaper around the blades. 1000 grit summer; 200 grit winter.

[@srikanthvijaykumar9617]

Did this awesome stuff . Now I can see who is inside the other car as well.

[@cadd9511]

Yes WD40 works. But I find denatured alcohol works better from personal experience. Don't confuse denatured alcohol with regular rubbing alcohol. Denatured alcohol doesn't degrade the rubber.

[@Mexxx65]

Nice tip Cadd!

[@soldmycatforheroin]

„Don‘t worry babe, I can easily fix that.“ -Every knobhead with a can of WD40

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

With WD40 poisoning

[@gumpertapollo97]

WD40 pfff, try Ballistol 😉

[@mmpiforall5913]

I use liquid ammonia mixed with Windex at a 10% concentration, works great. also good at rejuvenating rubber rollers in computer printers and fax machine feed rollers.

[@mysterytour5983]

Yes you said it right! WD40 is a degreaser and do not apply on hinges because the door might do like mine when someone applied it on a door that was making noise, he put just a bit before i say no not this product! on mine wd40 clean the hinge at the point it was hard to open then i use a silicone grease and it was perfect!

[@BaseballSwagg17]

Instructions weren’t clear, my car is on fire

[@mdfield1]

Mwilly17 This is, BY FAR, the FUNNIEST COMMENT! I laughed so hard my wife wanted to know what the joke was.😝🤣😂

[@mdfield1]

And I’m STILL laughing 😆😝🤣

[@maxlandy7642]

That one definitely got me. Cant stop laughing

[@yannlavoie]

You dont need no water let the...

[@RC-te4mt]

Mwilly17 Lmao 🤣

[@frankly8087]

Thanks! No more streaks on my windshield! (FYI: it doesn’t work on underwear.)

[@MsAdalat]

Thank you so much! I really needed this video.

[@JOHNABLANK]

Thanks for that tip.

[@theliftexpert]

I used my wife’s toothbrush instead of my socks, it worked perfectly and she doesn’t have a clue 🤓

[@chrissabin3162]

Bet she doesn’t get stuff stuck between her teeth anymore.

[@sb2333]

Guess your wife have whiter teeth.

[@stewarddesse]

Wifes rarely do. :)

[@shaggydawg5419]

she's been using yours to clean the toilet bowl.

[@dustin8513]

@@shaggydawg5419 hahahahahaha

[@raymondjr.1080]

Thank you for the tip! Will try it soon on my neighbors car first

[@adrianlyons7375]

Thank you for the great idea.

[@driverain2]

Came in the house, jumped on the Tube for info on wipers and subbed to you after the first video. Top Notch presentation, right to the point and one of the best 'Easy on the Ears' presenters on U Tube today ! I enjoyed Your teachings very much........ Lookin Forward

[@BuddyRHS1965]

I put Franks Red Hot on it. cuz ya know that shi# goes on everything.

[@erickf.1887]

Dawn dish washing soap and water to clean and de-grease blades and windshield. Coat blades with silicone spray to rejuvenate and protect as well as in all of your weather stripping. Then use RainX on windshield.

[@erinmcquade4715]

New subscriber! Love your content! Short videos, good instructions, and no bull!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you so much

[@anthonymacneil2279]

Rubbing Alcohol and then coat windshield with Nu Finish works great too. Then switch to Silicon blade no more issues

[@samrossispeakssingsfilms2781]

BINGO!! EXACTLY 👍

[@anthonymacneil2279]

@mike force Interesting been doing it 8 years and still using the same wipers lol

[@ernietallman]

You mean Silicone, not silicon. (Unless you want sandpaper).

[@ernietallman]

Silicone, not Silicon.

[@anthonymacneil2279]

@@ernietallman Yes Silicone

[@johnmknox]

The best option is to use isopropyl or rubbing alcohol for your wiper blades as it will not damage the rubber like WD-40 or dish detergent will.

[@joelhorlen20-zk3xr]

I use hand sanitizer, since it is made mostly of alcohol.

[@Kathy-kr1sv]

Thanks for the tip

[@ART224]

I did this today. WD-40 on the blades and Invisible Glass and Rain X on the windshield. Now I can’t wait for it to rain.

[@sj7131951]

Tried this today and it worked like a charm...thought I needed new blades...thank you for this great tip

[@architude]

I use engine oil then thinners then lighter fluid then bleach the caustic soda then granite to buff and then finally cement to seal. You don't have to touch it ever again.

[@shecat1964]

I prefer rain x. That stuff is amazing if you put it on right. You don't even need your wipers.

[@randyhuke3773]

I have found white vinegar works as well. Clean the windshield with vinegar as well. I am still using original wipets from 2018 Ford

[@thomaswayne1852]

Thanks. I did learn something new.

[@JUKE179r]

White vinegar on a paper towel or rag to clean the wiper blade. You’ll thank me later.

[@DANIAC262]

This is old school and works! My grandpa taught me that trick years ago.

[@retrokingranch]

I can smell the stink.

[@vocalpatriot]

not likely.

[@frisbee544]

And we'll smell you earlier.

[@TheGmiah]

@@krazykracker7706 yes you can, used that many times or a cut piece of lemon does a good job as well

[@ccccclark2605]

Wonderful how helpful some comments are. Its like a think-tank. Tks to all! ❤

[@reverseflash2203]

2:53 WD40 so powerful that it stops rain, amazing gonna try

[@darktoadone5068]

I use bug and tar spray cleaner on my wipers to get them clean, they after they dry good I use silicone spray.

[@Zh87119]

I only had to flip the wiper blade section 180 degrees on pivoting axial of wiper arm. Vehicle Opel Astra H