What windshield washing fluid do you use?

[CamperMike]

Cheap blue stuff. I did have issues with the sensor in my last mopar due to the rain x stuff so I avoid that.

 

[smittyd174]

I use the bluestuff year round , however I add 1oz of liquid dish soap to the bottle before putting in the truck . No issues but it leaves a little film where it oversprays.

 

[Jim BB]

I use blue yellow or pink fluid what ever one i can get cheap and good for minus -25 or Lower and add a little bit od rubbing Alcohol or a touch of gas line antifreeze to keep the lines and squirters from freezing and it from freezing on the windshield I also when i wash and clean the truck i put RainX on all of my glass Windshield door glass and back glass it works great ! I believe if you read the bottle and instructions it says to keep RainX off of Painted surfaces ! I COULD BE WRONG

 

[Rado]

I also use the blue stuff.. Rain X killed my washer Sensor,,

 

[zrock]

i switched over the the green Rain x this winter suppose to help with ice and frost.. Best i have ever used it seems to leave a film on the window so ice does not form.. This summer if i need to top up i will be switching over to the summer for sure. Not going to worry about saving $2

 

[Gom]

Purple stuff that goes to -35F or whatever.
Never again getting caught with anything else in fall when a cold snap happens.

 

[huntergreen]

I live in Buffalo and I don’t think I have ever seen it either

Haven’t seen that jersey either.

 

[Harley Harrold]

I live in the South, and I use only Rain X orange windshield glass cleaner. I can drive 60 mph in light rain, and never have to turn on the windshield wipers. The rain is blown up the windshield so, it doesn't accumulate on the glass.

 

[Moparfanatic21]

Have any here tried http://www.aquapel.com/

I have been using it for years. The harder it rains, and especially at highway speeds; no wipers needed at all, and it lasts a long time on the windshield.

I put it on my mirrors and both front windows as well.

I reapply annually and never have issues with this product.

It's not like RainX glass wax/sealer where it sits on top of the glass and wears away.
This is a two-part chemical application that etches into the glass and bonds with it.

I use that stuff with the applicator. Live it better then rain x. I use it for detailing cars to

 

[luckydog]

I use the Prestone brand deicer. I used to use Rain X until I noticed it coating the inside of the reservoir and hoses orange. That looked like pending trouble. I've been using the Prestone over 10 years with no issue.