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How to Repair Wiper Blades With Rubbing Alcohol

Continuous buildup of dust and debris such as dust, smoke and mineral deposits from rain water reduces the efficiency of the windshield wiper blades on your car. Poorly performing wiper blades create hazardous driving conditions when its raining, potentially leading to accidents or even death. Performing frequent wiper blade maintenance significantly improves the efficiency with which the wipers remove dust, debris and water from the windshield and saves the cost, frequency and hassle of purchasing and installing new windshield wiper blades.

Instructions

1

Pour 1 cup of rubbing alcohol into a measuring cup.

2

Soak 10 cotton balls in the alcohol until the cotton balls become saturated with alcohol.

3

Pull the windshield wipers away from the windshield to allow yourself easy access to the blades for cleaning.

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Wipe one cotton ball along the entire length of the wiper blade. Discard each cotton ball after it is used. Repeat the process as many times as necessary until the liquid runs clear from the wiper blade.

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Soak a soft linen cloth in a solution of 50 percent rubbing alcohol and 50 percent warm water. Wash the windshield surface from top to bottom to remove dust, dirt, oil and other grime from the windshield and improve the performance of the wipers.

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