Found a good deal on the 303 windshield washer tablets:

http://www.303products.com/shop303/i...category_id=13

Thought I'd share. Pretty good product.

 

So you fill your washer fluid with water and drop in one of these tablets?

 

I'd recommend using an empty 128oz jug, fill it with water, drop the tab in, then pour it into your windshield washer reservoir. Some tanks have a screen to prevent debris from getting in and the tab may get stuck in and may not dissolve completely.

The 303 washer tabs are pretty effective though and are great to have in your glove box for emergency situations.

Hope that helps,

George

 

That is exactly how I do it. I just used the old gallon jug I had from the other window washer I was using. Fill that with water and drop the tablet in. Fizzies up like a Fizzy. Just got my 5 pack this week. Should last me a loooong time. Great stuff!

 

Is this stuff really that much better then the normal window washer fluid???

 

+1.

 

What I'm wondering as well

 

So, 1 tab makes a gallon??? Doesn't say, or I'm just blind.

If so, that's one heck of a deal. And with free shipping too.

 

Yes, one tablet makes one gallon. Got mine a few days ago....... I've been using this product for a couple of months and it works great. Another good thing is that it's a green product as there is no gallon jug to throw away.

 

Good point on it being green. I definitely find it works better than the stuff sold at gas stations. It's a perfect product to have in your glove box, they have come in handy for me a couple of times so far.

George

 

Thanks for the input George.......

 

does it have anti-freezing properties? i haven't clicked on the link yet but would like to know since i live in the NE and many times use my windshield washing fluid to thaw any ice...

 

It doesn't have in the tablet itself, so for the winter months 303 recommends adding the tablet to an anti-freeze solvent. Adding a tab helps boost the cleaning abilities of a less potent windshield washer fluid with anti-freeze.

I should have mentioned this in my last post as I'm up in the NE too.

Cheers,

George

 

Thanks for the heads-up, I am going to give this a shot.