They sure dont make 'em like they used to,well, this summer was a hot
one,but I cant stand that rubbing!.

On Nov 6, 10:13 pm, teem <stooges2... (AT) windstream (DOT) net> wrote:
turn them off unless it is raining :-).. all kidding asisde make sure
you buy rubber bldes not those stiffer cheap ones.. also make sure you
remove the wax from your window.. that some cae washes leave behind.
Phil

also, periodically wipe them with a clean paper towel soaked in rubbing
alcohol, or an alcohol pad, it will bring your wipers back to life.

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marx404

<p_vouers (AT) goochs (DOT) com> wrote

On Wed, 7 Nov 2007 07:18:53 -0500, "marx404" <404 (AT) 404 (DOT) com> wrote:

inclosed blades,the kind that keep ice off the blade from forming,I do
wipe them of w/a paper towel,but never used alcohol,bring on that
winter!.

On Nov 7, 7:35 pm, teem <stooges2... (AT) windstream (DOT) net> wrote:
those are winter blades and I leave them on all year. They definetly
ork in the snow.. they on't get all blocked up. I use only avvco
blades and am very happy. The top notch ones I got at advance auto
parts (cost more) I took off in 2 weeks and tossed them. They were too
stiff an noisy. Thye were the ones with he multi blades tri
something.. just a gimmick
Phil

"p_vouers (AT) goochs (DOT) com" <p_vouers (AT) goochs (DOT) com> wrote in
news:1194527907.523361.269960 (AT) i38g2000prf (DOT) googlegroups.com:

Yea, a gimmick that can ruin your windshield! Mine got a small stone
cought in between the blades and put a perminant scratch on my
windshield.