💦 303 Automotive Instant Windshield Washer - 3x Cleaning Power - Super Concentrated Tablets - 25 Tablets - Just Add Water for Effective Cleaning Review

I drive an hour to work and mostly over a bridge so I had plenty of washer fluid. After reading the reviews I decided to give it a try and it didn't disappoint. I hold a gallon jug, fill it 3/4 full, drop in a tablet and let it sit for a couple of hours, then shake the jug and add more water. I've had no problems with it dissipating completely and will definitely buy again when I'm low. It's not that the washer fluid is expensive, but it's convenient to be able to make it yourself and not have…

I wasted gallons of washer fluid on the love bug sunroof (thanks Florida!). I decided to try these pills as it is much more convenient and cheaper than walking around the stores all the time. My formulation: Pour half a bottle of 90% isopropyl into an empty gallon jug (I reused my old washer fluid jars). Fill most of the way with hot water. This allows the tablets to dissolve more quickly. Then put 2 tablets in the jug. Let them dissolve. Then pour a small amount of concentrated liquid dish…

I love 303 products, especially because you wipe down the interior with anti-dust. I really think 303 should stick to everything except washer fluid because the stuff leaves a film on the windshield and is so streaky it won't even dissolve the dirt on the windshield. It makes more mess. The only thing to remove. The film it leaves is rainx xtreme clean. This makes driving at night dangerous due to a very cloudy film on the windshield after wiping with the wipers. The reason I give it 3 stars is

In 2021 I was surprised to learn that it was difficult to stock windshield washer fluid at an auto parts store. I live in Texas and we have a lot of nuisances on our windows like bugs, dust and tree sap. Since the parts store didn't have washer fluid, I scanned Reddit and they highly recommended this product. The pellets came in a small tube the size of a grape. You throw them in the washer fluid container in the car and add a gallon of water. That's all. Mixes well in warm weather. It's so…

I travel a lot in the country and bug spray is a big problem. Literally more bugs than a clean windshield. I have to stop at gas stations to wash my windshield even if I don't need gas! Year after year the same shit. Tried automaker factory solutions at the parts counter, Prestobe Bug Wash bug repellent, Rain X bug repellent, Windex clean (expensive experiment), homemade vinegar/ammonia/dish soap mixes, you name it, I've tried them all. Nothing works. My problem was that I was limited to what I