{"id":3522,"date":"2018-06-21T06:15:11","date_gmt":"2018-06-21T13:15:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.toolazine.com\/?p=3522"},"modified":"2022-05-14T04:04:53","modified_gmt":"2022-05-14T11:04:53","slug":"diy-windshield-washer-fluid","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.toolazine.com\/diy-windshield-washer-fluid\/","title":{"rendered":"DIY windshield washer fluid: [with Antifreeze \/ Winter Pro Tips] | Cheap homemade way to make car windscreen wiper liquid soap"},"content":{"rendered":"
Keeping your car clean and well maintained makes it nicer to drive. A clean car will look and feel newer and make it nicer to drive. A clean windscreen is even more important as it is important for the safety of you and others that you can see clearly. A clean windshield (and other windows) is crucial to safety but that does not mean that you need to buy expensive commercial windshield washing fluid. You can make your own DIY \/ homemade windshield washer fluid, here are a few DIY hacks how:<\/p>\n
To make DIY car windshield washer fluid, add the following to a one-gallon jug to make a concentrated solution:<\/strong><\/p>\n However, it is difficult to beat specific car cleaning products that are specifically designed to efficiently clean your car without damaging it. There are some car wash soaps available that are about the same price as the ingredients that you can use to make your own but are specifically designed for cars.<\/p>\n If you are still interested in making your own DIY windshield washer fluid follow the following recipe:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n To make this DIY windshield washer fluid (recipe #1), add the following to a one-gallon jug to make a concentrated solution:<\/p>\n This one-gallon jug of DIY windshield washer fluid can be stored until you are ready to wash your windshield or fill up the windshield washer tank on your car. The combination of dishwashing soap and ammonia will make your windshield clean without creating bubbles or suds. This is important as you don’t want suds when you are driving along and trying to clean your windscreen as a lot of suds could obstruct your view.<\/p>\n SAFETY TIP: Adding some blue food coloring \/ food dye to the mix and labeling\u00a0it with a\u00a0\u2620 Scull and cross bones\u00a0\ud83d\udd71 & NOT FOR DRINKING can help prevent accidents.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n Disclaimer: If you have just purchased a new car and\/or you are worried that you may damage it by using a DIY windshield washer fluid. Then don\u2019t use it. You should spend the money and buy a specially made windshield washer fluid, see my recommendations below. I take no responsibility for anything, damages or otherwise (including if you crash your car after drinking the windscreen wiper liquid soap, which I do not recommend that you do).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n View DIY windshield washer liquid soap recipe #2 (& PRO TIPS)<\/strong> by sharing this webpage on social media.<\/p>\n This really is\u00a0homemade windshield washer fluid that won’t freeze. Winterize your car windscreen fluid and avoid a frozen windshield.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \r\n \n To make this DIY windshield washer fluid (recipe #1), add the following to a one-gallon jug to make a concentrated solution:<\/p>\n This one-gallon jug of DIY windshield washer fluid can be stored until you are ready to wash your windshield or fill up the windshield washer tank on your car.\u00a0The combination of dishwashing soap and methylated spirits will make your windshield clean without creating bubbles or suds. This is important as you don’t want suds when you are driving along and trying to clean your windscreen as a lot of suds could obstruct your view.\u00a0Methylated spirits also helps the fluid evaporate quickly so that you have a clear windscreen again quickly when you are driving.<\/p>\n PRO TIPS: Adding more mythylated spirits (or ammonia) will reducing the freezing temperature of the mixture. Pure mythylated spirits freezes at -82.9 deg F (-117.3 deg C). Pure ammonia freezes at\u00a0-60.9\u00b0F\u00a0 (\u221277.7 \u00b0C)<\/b><\/p>\n Disclaimer: If you have just purchased a new car and\/or you are worried that you may damage it by using a DIY windshield washer fluid. Then don\u2019t use it. You should spend the money and buy a specially made windshield washer fluid, see my recommendations below. I take no responsibility for anything, damages or otherwise (including if you crash your car after drinking the windscreen wiper liquid soap, which I do not recommend that you do).<\/p>\n<\/p>\r\n <\/div>\r\n \r\n\r\n \n <\/p>\n Which recipe do you prefer?<\/p>\n Yes\u2026 and no. Many dishwashing soaps are gentle enough to use to wash your hand and will not harm your car. <\/span><\/p>\n\n
DIY windshield washer fluid recipe #1<\/h2>\n
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DIY windshield washer fluid recipe #2 [& ANTIFREEZE\u00a0\/ WINTER PRO TIPS]<\/strong><\/em><\/h2>\n
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Frequently Asked Question – FAQs<\/h2>\n
Is it safe to use dish soap to wash a car?<\/h3>\n