Honda Car Forum

In article <614be1fb.0312090935.2fea5829@posting.google.com >,
bcnewsgroups@yahoo.com (Bryan Canter) wrote:

> Accord 2000. I have put in new wiper blades 2 months ago and they
> worked well for some time. Now the driver's side wiper leaves a haze.
> I don't think it is the blade again. I think there is not enough
> pressure in the middle of the wiper arm to clean thoroughly. I was
> wondering if Rain X would help. But a quick search through this NG
> makes me think that it might be a bad idea in the current snow, salt
> and dusty conditions -- I will probably put it on the other windows as
> many do.
>
> However, that leaves the problem of Windshield. Is there anything that
> will clean it up real good and would make the wipers work better?
>
> The other problem is the wiper fluid jets not hitting the center and
> just dribbling out some foamy stuff. Basically I am scared of using
> them on a highway because the fluid barely reaches the bottom and the
> wiper picks it up and spreads it on the entire windshield without
> wiping it clean. I just drove for 2 hours with a dirty windshield and
> did not use the stupid washer fluid. It is that bad.
>
> I would look into the washer fluid levels and try to clean the jets in
> the afternoon. But please share your experiences with cleaning the
> windshield and wipers if you can.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> bc

bc,
I noticed that several other intelligent posters provided you with the
information that you requested. I just wanted to add that a company called
Bosch has developed a new type of wiper (called Bosch Micro Edge Excell)
that works much better than regular wipers such as those sold by Honda. I
plan to get a pair on my vacation. You can call 1-888-TOP-BLADE for a
retailer or visit this web site: boschusa.com
If you can't get there with the above URL, visit the Google search engine
and type in the words boschusa.com. That's what I had to do to find the
site.