vinegar or another in screen washer

#1

Now there is no more snow and ice (London) I've stopped using my Decosol
screen wash. But just using plain water, I find leaves the screen a bit
smeary.

It's been suggested to me that I put a bit of vinegar in with the screen
water. Is this a good idea? It occurred to me that vinegar being acidic
might well rot the rubber on the wiper blades?

Any suggestions that others have found a good remedy? thanks.

#2

"JWBH" <blue.star777 (AT) REMOOOOVEvirgin (DOT) net> wrote

Quote:

Now there is no more snow and ice (London) I've stopped using my Decosol
screen wash. But just using plain water, I find leaves the screen a bit
smeary.

It's been suggested to me that I put a bit of vinegar in with the screen
water. Is this a good idea? It occurred to me that vinegar being acidic
might well rot the rubber on the wiper blades?

Any suggestions that others have found a good remedy? thanks.

here's a suggestion:

use some screenwash, decosol sounds like a good one.

#3

JWBH wrote:

Quote:

Now there is no more snow and ice (London) I've stopped using my Decosol
screen wash. But just using plain water, I find leaves the screen a bit
smeary.

It's been suggested to me that I put a bit of vinegar in with the screen
water. Is this a good idea? It occurred to me that vinegar being acidic
might well rot the rubber on the wiper blades?

Any suggestions that others have found a good remedy? thanks.

Yeah, I find that screenwash is ideal. Have you considered Decosol's products?
http://www.decosol.co.uk/

Rich

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