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|    Paul in Houston TX to All    |
|    Re: homemade windshield rain repellant r    |
|    04 Sep 22 18:50:01    |
      From: Paul@Houston.Texas              AK wrote:       > On Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 2:37:31 PM UTC-5, Paul in Houston TX wrote:       >> AK wrote:       >>> Does anyone have a homemade windshield rain repellent recipe?       >>>       >>> I am looking for something equivalent to the RainX that you apply directly       to your windshield. And buff it off.       >>>       >>> I have been using Turtle Hard Shell wax.       >>>       >>> I did a search, but all the recipes use a variation of rubbing alcohol and       water.       >>>       >>> Thanks,       >>> Andy       >> An old boss once told me to smear a cut potato on the windshield,       >> let it dry, then buff off. I never tried it.       >> I quit using rain repellents years ago and prefer wipers.       >> Windshield rain repellents are somewhat ok if the clouded out sun is       >> overhead or behind you and the rain is heavy, and at night if there are       >> absolutely no streetlights or oncoming car lights. Repellents AND       >> wipers don't mix well.       > I have never had the problems you have had with rain repellants.       >       > Since you have to use the windshield wipers less often, it makes them last a       little longer.       >       > Andy              True.       But it's the Texas sun and Houston O-Zone that ruins mine.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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