Defrosting Car Washer Fluid The Ultimate Winter Lifesaver

Best to obtain some -40°C washer fluid and get the car into a warm garage to let the system thaw out, then expel all the existing fluid. Re: Windshield washer fluid freeze up ... Perhaps you have fluid that is not winter rated? You could try mixing in some rubbing alcohol or similar ... Do not use windshield washer fluid at temps of -15C (5F) or below or they will freeze on you very quickly. Sometimes it's the water near the tip ... Before you post wiseass responses saying "No duh! Water freezes below 32 degrees.", let me explain. Freezing temps out. Windshield gets dirty ... Lines are frozen because your window washer fluid is not rated for very low temps. Dump a bottle of rubbing alcohol into the canister and cycle ... Try pouring some hot water on the lines and the spray nozzle(s), then try using your windshield washer. Perhaps some water got into the lines and they are ... To unfreeze your frozen windshield washer fluid, the solution is simple: add rubbing alcohol to your washer bottle. It's the quickest, most fool-proof solution. Highest/warmest rating I've seen on winter washer fluid is -30F, and they go down as cold as -50F (rating on the jug). You can add one cup of ... Try to remove old liquid, buy CONCENTRATE(-70 degrees freezing temp.) and dilute with distilled water. Use isopropyl and some winter -35 washer fluid. Let set a day or 2 and see if the tank thaws out. If it is now liguid let it warm up under the ...