Running out of windshield wiper fluid (aka washer fluid) is a major annoyance, especially if you’re trying to see through ...

A vehicle requires various fluids to keep functioning properly. When going on longer journeys it is essential to pack a some ...

Make sure you use a windshield washer fluid specifically formulated for cars. While water may suffice in a pinch, it lacks the cleaning and antifreeze properties necessary for optimal performance ...

"Visibility is key. So you want to be checking wiper blades, machine wiper blades, work running washers," Brown said, "Washer ...

If you use standard tap water in your windshield washer fluid reservoir instead of a cleaner, you may have effectively turned your vehicle into a biological weapon. Sure, that sounds cool and all ...

you can clean them by using windshield washer fluid or glass cleaner with a damp rag, which will help if you have greasy smears on your windshield. Wipe any debris off the rubber and the portion ...

Your car's windshield wipers can be affected by temperature changes and will also simply wear out over time. Summer heat, friction from being dragged across semi-damp windshields, and dry air can ...

Check your fluid levels before winter hits. This includes engine oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, antifreeze/coolant, ...

As winter approaches, it’s important to remember to winterize pressure washers before freezing temperatures hit. “It’s a thing that's overlooked too often in the industry. People forget ...

A prominent issue is the build-up of snow and ice on your vehicle. Clearing your windshield of snow and ice can take a significant amount of time and also be distressing, especially in ...

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I have had my washer dryer stackable three months. Bearing went out on it. Got it fixed. Now one week later went again. Would never buy a Frigidaire again. Serviceman was good. So fair warning to ...