weathershak
Not sure, I need to look out the window
Senior Member
Joined: 12/11/2006
View Profile
|
Lobstah wrote:I use Rain-X windshield washer...that way I don't have to remember to re-apply the Rain-X, which would usually become evident during the first rainstorm.
It provides a nice coating, and bugs come off very easily.
I don't use anything else.
Jim
We started using this stuff this past winter. It is a much better improvement than the so called blue stuff, which would leave blue stains across the front.
Full timing it since July 2012 My pics
|
crudeman
Texas
Senior Member
Joined: 06/21/2004
View Profile
 Offline
|
jbretired wrote:Over the years we have tried many types of washers for our windshield.
Bugs are the hardest to get cleaned.
What is the best cleaner solution to get a windshield cleaned
Windex and a small nail brush ( for the tuff bugs) does the trick.
Steve & Pat
Maggie- Hannah
2006 HR Ambassador PDQ
2010 Silverado
|
Weathertodd221
FL
Senior Member
Joined: 12/03/2009
View Profile
Offline
|
rainx, steel wool, squeege, and soft clean cloth
|
dennyR
Holland, Michigan
New Member
Joined: 02/04/2007
View Profile
Good Sam RV Club Member
Offline
|
Hot soapy water works really good! Used dryer sheet on the tough ones. As a plus, the price is something I can handle without pain.
2000 Newmar Dutchstar DP
2004 Road King
1994 Jeep Wrangler
|
royST
ann arbor
Full Member
Joined: 03/17/2011
View Profile
Offline
|
I use Aquapel Glass Windshield Cleaner and then coat the windshield with Rain X. Helps keep the windshield protected from all the gunk and bugs from really clinging and sticking on the windshield so it's easier to clean.
|
|
|
sowego
northwestern corner of the Nebraska panhandle
Senior Member
Joined: 03/14/2006
View Profile
|
There is a windshield washer fluid sold, I believe Wally World has it, that does a better job on taking off bugs. Sorry, don't remember the name. It says on the label it is designed to remove bugs better. Of course it costs more, is a different color and smells bad. But it was somewhat helpful at getting them off better than the old blue stuff.
The best plan is to clean the glass thoroughly then apply RainX to help water shed off and bugs don't seem to stick as bad.
However if bugs are bad on the windshield they will be worse on the nose of the MH. If well polished sometimes a used dryer sheet helps remove them &/or Simple Green. I find original Dawn dish detergent mixed with cold water also works ok (mix quite strong). But all that washing makes re-waxing/polishing more often a must too!
The key is to remove them as quickly as possible. This time of year--it is a nonstop ordeal!
* This post was
edited 04/26/12 08:42pm by sowego *
2002 Tiffin Phaeton
2005 Malibu Maxx toad
|
nevadanick
Elko, Nevada
Senior Member
Joined: 11/25/2007
View Profile
Offline
|
Prestone Bug Wash stuff works amazingly well. I use the Prestone winter wash in the cold season as it removes ice better than anything i.ve tried and the bug wash in the warmer months as it removes the bugs like nothing else. Plus neither one plugs up the windsheild washer spayers.
|
