Defrosting Frozen Car Washer Fluid Essential Tips for Safe Winter Driving

Sounds like guyver is correct and your nozzles are frozen. I keep a spray bottle of deicer in the house when it gets super cold, a quick spray ... You can try pouring high-% rubbing alcohol into the tank; that should lower the freezing point (it'll take a while to work it's way down.) 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 ... Go to a car wash that uses hot or warm water, or hook a garden hose up to your hot water at home. Spray the whole system. If the fluid froze, ... ... washer fluid to a -20 rated fluid from Halfords. (Which I dilute as required but never to less than -10 in winter. Never had an issue in any car. Make sure that all the covers for your windscreen washer funnel are closed. This will prevent the fluid inside of your reservoir from freezing over. I have never had the Rain-X freeze. As you figured out, it was "operator error" not Rain-X. You need to make sure the old washer fluid (OEM or ... 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. 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 ... Easiest way to see if it's a frozen issue is to park the vehicle indoors where it's heated (or at minimum above freezing) and wait to see if it thaws.