3 simple steps to clean the wiper blades

The wiper blades tend to leave tracks unless they are new and this is not good in damp and dusty climates. What are you doing in the meantime? Spray the washing liquid until the windscreen wiper leaves no small lines. No matter how many times you spray this washing liquid, the windshield wiper blades always cover the windshield with lines and sometimes even with heavy stains, right?

Does that mean it's time to replace the wiper blades? Or do you think they should have taken another few months?

It is said that a cleaning blade is at the top of its pack if it can exert even pressure on the windshield. To get a clear view of the road, you need two clean things: the windscreen and then the wiper blades. And it goes without saying that the first one can be made later.

Therefore, it is important to have clean windshield wipers. With the following tips and tricks you can clean your wiper blades in a few minutes.

Things you need -

• Some paper towels or clean towels.


• Hot soapy water or washing liquids.


• Rub alcohol

Advice pro -

Before cleaning the wiper blades, make sure the car is well washed. You can wash it yourself or put it in a car wash to remove as much dirt as possible. And every gesture counts, so move on.

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning wiper blades -

• Gently lift the wiper blades


• Take a clean carpet and apply a small amount of cleaning fluid. Then gently wipe over the edges of the cleaning blade. You can also use warm soapy water to clean the ends. Remember that this is a slow and smooth process. Therefore, several attempts are required to remove all debris from the edges of the blade


• Do not forget to clean the hinged area of ​​the cleaning blade, as this ensures a smooth and fluid movement

• Now is the time to clean the edges of the blades with alcohol. This step is indispensable, as otherwise no soap residue remains on the cleaning blade.

That's all you have to do to have clean windshield wipers that give you a clear view of the windshield on the road. For more car care tips, contact Zigwheels Malaysia

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