Defrosting Dilemma Car Washer Fluid Freeze Solutions

Can anyone help me? I've got frozen windshield wiper fluid in the reservoir under the hood of my car. Tomorrow is Christmas Eve and I need ... Each jug of washer fluid says how cold its good to. ive seen everything from 32 degrees to 30 below. you should always use at least 20 below. About 2/3 of the jug went in. I tried to squirt the washer fluid again for about 10 seconds, still nothing. So it was not empty, it was frozen. When they thaw out, THEN USE the washers alot with the fresh non diluted washer fluid in the tank. Make sure it is coming out good and blue ( or ... I think that sometimes it is not the fluid which freezes, but rather the nozzles are blocked on the outside by ice from the snow/ice. Even if it ... 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. Pour in a little isopropyl alcohol it will thaw then run it empty and fill it with winter de-icing washer fluid. However, windshield wiper fluid can freeze with the plunging temperatures and many drivers in the DMV park outside on the street. Frozen fluid can burst or ... The water doesn't get a chance to dry, and freezes on the seals. I have been able to remedy this by wiping something like Lemon Pledge, or ... The most effective way to keep your windshield washer fluid from freezing is to add freeze-resistant washer fluid in place of your old fluid.