You got it Jon. One of those sponges or you can buy just the scrub pads by
themselves.
Ray Irons
Dover, DE
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Subject: Re: DML: RE: Silblades
"Ray Irons" <rirons@doverde.net> wrote:
: I use to replace my wiper blades as soon as they started streaking. I use
: to. No more. A older gentleman I respect a great deal, who is very wise in
: the ways of the world, has driven more miles than 10 people put together,
: told me as soon as you start to see the blades streaking, you need to
clean
: them with dish soap and water using a nylon scrub pad. He recommended
Dawn.
[...]
Interesting! Just one question, what is a nylon scrub pad? Is
that one of those dishwashing sponges that has the thin scrubbing
surface on one side? I will have to try this the next time my
wipers start to streak. (Though like Barry, it seems that most
of the time when I am replacing a wiper blade it is because it
has come apart.) If I do get the chance though, I'll give this
a try!
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-Jon-
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