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Homemade Windshield-Washer Fluid
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Whether you just need to throw together a little wiper fluid in a pinch or you're looking for permanent alternative to buying it, look no further. Isopropyl alcohol and dish soap are all you need for a cheap, effective solution.
serves/makes:
ready in:
under 30 minutes
under 30 minutes
2 reviews
2 comments
ingredients
9 cups water
1 cup isopropyl alcohol
1 tablespoon dishwashing liquid
directions
Combine all the ingredients and store in a plastic jug with a tight fitting cap. Keep out of reach from children and pets.
Use as a refill for windshield washer fluid or put in a spray bottle to wash windows manually.
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reviews & comments
April 3, 2007
Worked great...cheap alternative to buying it at the store! My husband always laughs because every day he comes home from work I have figured out something new to make myself!!
I would use an even smaller amount of soup, possibly 1/4 tsp,it is acting only as wetting agent, too much soap will cause foaming and/or smearing.
Remember that dish washing soap dries out car paint, and windshield washer fluid will usually splash onto the paint. Probably a minor issue, but still something to think about. :-)
April 13, 2006
Works great - and smells a lot better than the commercial stuff (I used wintergreen-scented alcohol)