Windshield washer fluid is used by every driver. If you have a cheap windshield washer fluid that you can buy right away, or if you love DIY and want to make your own, then you should read this article.
Method 1
Windscreen washer fluid
1. Mix one part window cleaner with two parts water.
2. Mix well and add to machine.
Method 2
Soap for dishes
1. Fill a 3.8 liter bottle with water.
2. Add another tablespoon of dish soap.
3. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
Method 3
Vinegar (antifreeze)
(Recommended only in cold weather, at high temperatures vinegar will boil and fill your car with an unpleasant smell)
1. Mix equal parts white vinegar and water.
2. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
Method 4
Ammonia (antifreeze)
1. Mix one part non-foaming ammonia and three parts water. This ratio produces ammonia, which works well, and you can dilute it if temperature is not so low.
2. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
Method 5
Isopropyl alcohol (antifreeze)
1. Add one ounce of flour to a 3.8 liter jar.
2. Pour 1.3 liters of 70% or 1/4 90% isopropanol into tank.
3. Fill jar with water.
4. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
Method 6
Rubbing alcohol (antifreeze)
1. Pour 3 cups of rubbing alcohol into a 3.8 liter jar.
2. Add 10 more cups of water.
3. Add another tablespoon of laundry detergent.
4. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
Method 7
Methanol (antifreeze)
1. Mix one part methanol with nine parts water.
2. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
3. You can add a tablespoon of laundry detergent to enhance cleaning effect.
Method 8
Fuel line antifreeze/Epsom salt (freeze protection)
1. Add 1/2 cup fuel line antifreeze to 3.8 liter canister.
2. Add 1/2 tablespoon of dish soap.
3. Add another cup of Epsom salts.
4. Fill jar with water.
5. Once evenly mixed, add to machine.
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