I've seen these mentioned on the Bob Is The Oil Guy forum. People over there really like them as well for warm weather use.

 

I always wanted me sum Instant Tabletas Limpiaparabrisas.

 

Si.

 

At the mo' ... we are getting 3/8" diameter rain drops hitting us.

 

We are supposed to get rain here today as well. I do not know how big the drops will be.

Pat Sajak...really?

 

Well ..................... I couldn't put Vanna White up there --- it's supposed to be MY avatar.

 

Harpo Marx?

 

no

 

OK, since it is not Harpo, how about Sterling Holloway, a.k.a. Professor Oscar Quinn, from the "Adventures of Superman"?

 

I gave you too many hints --- didn't I?

Again?

Huh?

He was also the voice of Winnie The Pooh .............

 

I used to watch Barny Miller all the time. He also narrated a kids show, Animals Animals Animals. Hal Linden.

 

Who's da new guy?

Famous singer.

 

Ike Turner
Lionel Richie's cousin
The lost Jackson
Barry Whites paternal twin
Smokey Robinson's brother from another mother

 

Close!

 

Steamboat Willie
Al Jolson
Peaches and Herb (one of the two, not both)
Charlie Pride
Bob Marley
Ziggy Marley
One of the Pips

 

Nope .... big zero.

Try again

 

So the tablets are...detergent and blue dye. Why spend money for detergent and blue dye in a tablet, when you already have dishwasher detergent or laundry detergent, (both are non-foaming/sudsing) and food color in the house? (Ask SWMBO for both...)

I make my own windshield washer fluid using water, dishwasher detergent, and blue food color. Use less detergent than you think you need. Same with the dye.

Works great from May to September. The rest of the time, I need washer fluid that won't freeze.

 

Since we got to -10°/-20°F here in the winter, I use a 50:50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and ammonia for a non-freezing cleaner.

Everclear works well too.

That mix is what Windex is made from - plus the blue color.

The tablets are just an easy way to keep fluid available all the time -- a few tabs in the glovebox and when you run out on a drive, you can make more.

 

Beware of harsh chemicals that could damage paint as the fluid drizzles off the windshield. Alcohol is a given, not so sure about ammonia and paint.

 

There's a new avatar.

 

I never would have guessed him. I remember listening to some of his music in the early 1970s on the radio, but that was it.

 

Oh ya, I got this one, a young Dom DeLuise.

 

Alan Sherman ?