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2022-09-11 13:12:19 By : Mr. JACK FU

WATER drops sticking to your vehicle’s windshield can reduce your car’s aesthetic appeal and visibility.

Luckily, you can use an affordable solution to eliminate windshield water drops when your wipers won’t do the trick.

Pesky water windshield drops can be removed with glass cleaner and water repellent, Firestone reports.

Most automotive glass cleaning sprays are less than $10, and water repellent averages around $5.

Start attacking these water drops by spraying glass cleaner onto your windshield.

A concentrated glass cleaner will lift your windshield’s contaminants.

Removing windshield grime allows you to apply water-repellent directly onto the your vehicle’s glass for optimal results.

Drivers seeking an alternative to spray-on products can purchase glass cleaning wipes, MotorBiscuit reports.

Once you’ve applied glass cleaner to your windshield, wipe the product away with a microfiber towel.

It’s best to wipe with your microfiber towel using vertical strokes first and horizontal strokes second.

Vertical and horizontal towel wipes help prevent streaking within your windshield, MotorBiscuit reports.

A water repellant solution is designed to help your windshield return to its original state where liquid drops roll off.

Apply water repellant by spraying the product onto your windshield or a microfiber towel.

A paper towel or soft piece of cloth is the best means of removing water repellant, according to MotorBiscuit.

If water drops continue to stick to your windshield, you can try deploying wiper fluid when activating your blades.

Windshield wipers emitting a chattering noise often indicate that the blades are out of position.

A mechanic can set your windshield wipers back to their correct position and check for any damage that might warrant blade cleaning or replacement.

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