I flipped on my windshield wipers yesterday, but they started squeaking. I used windshield wiper fluid, so I don’t know why they would be squeaking. How do you fix squeaky windshield wipers?
If they’re squeaking, it usually means something is causing friction between the wipers and the glass. Here are the quickest ways to fix squeaky windshield wipers:
Clean the windshield wipers. Clean the blades with rags or paper towels using washer fluid or hot, soapy water. Lift the blades off the windshield, wipe them down a few times, then use rubbing alcohol to wipe any leftover residue from the blades.
Clean your car’s windshield. Wipe down the windshield with glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Pro tip: wipe in vertical strokes to avoid streaks!
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