Sub-Zero Success Unfreezing Car Washer 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 ... Most likely frozen. It's damn cold out there! After the engine warms up see if you can get it to flow. If you can, squirt out all the cheap ... Just add a quart of the 90% isopropyl alcohol available at any pharmacy or grocery store. Any alcohol added to water will depress the freezing point of the ... 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 ... When you put the summer product in you will find it freezes when the weather is cold. You can avoid this by purging the summer product each fall and buying ... could just be the quality of washer fluid is really cheap or maybe theres still summer washer fluid in it. lol best thing to do is thaw it out ... Before you post wiseass responses saying "No duh! Water freezes below 32 degrees.", let me explain. Freezing temps out. Windshield gets dirty ... Add rubbing alcohol or vodka to your windshield washer fluid. Adding a little bit of rubbing alcohol or high-proof vodka to your windshield ... Try to remove old liquid, buy CONCENTRATE(-70 degrees freezing temp.) and dilute with distilled water. You need to change that windshield wiper fluid as soon as possible. As mentioned above, find a freeze-resistant windshield wiper solution with ...