Does this product work well with de-icer washer fluid? Or should I stick to the original glass treatment?
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It will work with anything, if you want deicing, you must use it with a deicing washer fluid as a base, or just put 1/2 a bottle of rubbing alcohol in a gallon of water then add 4 oz RainX... the RainX on it's own does a great job as a cleaning fluid, but will freeze without some kind of additive
210751
I've not used it on glass. What I have used has dried clear. Sorry I can't answer your question.
1713927
Hi, you can use, but Can't mix with any another antifreeze. Will be better, if you check your Honda maintenance book ( I think need TYPE 1)
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I noticed what the other commenters said about him never having to clean his icemaker but it all depends on your water source. All water has some kind of minerals in it and the only way to not have water problems is to use distilled water. So the icemaker will get gummed up with bacteria/slime, so you do need to clean it periodically.
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Not sure about the dishwasher, but a mild bleach or soap solution should work for cleaning, though the mouthpiece is really the only thing that gets any kind of filth attached to it with any frequency. I haven't heard the freezer trick, but it seems like it should work, so long as it is empty (or close to it). Though at any rate, the factory slimeguard coating is proving to be bulletproof, I have not had to clean or sterilize the inside since I bought it, nothing grows and the taste is fresh regardless of how long the water is left inside. The only situation I can think of where something might be able to get a hold inside would be if a sugary sports drink mix was used to flavor the water inside.
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Distilled Water helps a lot. Much nicer looking ice. Still some bubbles, but suspended in crystalline water, not hazy water
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It's always better when you start off with fresh coolant .The directions say that it works better with less than 50% antifreeze .If you coolant in your system is fresh now you may add it to your radiator right away .Just make sure that the system is cool before you remove the radiator cap for safety , {don't want to get burned} .Good luck .
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My daughter uses spirulina, a dark green algae for shakes which cakes on like glue. We had no idea that this stuff would get stick in the dishwasher and cause serious clogs. I just finished using Glisten, and not only is the dishwasher clean and fresh, it works again. We were about ready to call a mechanic. I am so glad we opted for a cheap little bottle of this great stuff. You must use VERY hot water or it will not work.
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I have not tried washing these in a dishwasher, more out of fear that the dishwashing detergent and process would lead to unsightly residue on the glasses over time. I use a "three-sink" bar rinse solution using the suds and sanitizer from Beer Clean. Happily the Beer Clean products are also readily available from Amazon. I'm really happy with the results of the Beer Clean system. After the clean, rinse, sanitize and dry cycle, I wipe them down with a linen cloth and put them away until my next Scotch tasting event. The glasses remain sparkling clean, clear as the day I bought them. It is an investment of time, but the glasses are worth it. I have not tried washing these in a dishwasher, more out of fear that the dishwashing detergent and process would lead to unsightly residue on the glasses over time. I use a "three-sink" bar rinse solution using the suds and sanitizer from Beer Clean. Happily the Beer Clean products are also readily available from Amazon. I'm really happy with the results of the Beer Clean system. After the clean, rinse, sanitize and dry cycle, I wipe them down with a linen cloth and put them away until my next Scotch tasting event. The glasses remain sparkling clean, clear as the day I bought... » Read More I have not tried washing these in a dishwasher, more out of fear that the dishwashing detergent and process would lead to unsightly residue on the glasses over time. I use a "three-sink" bar rinse solution using the suds and sanitizer from Beer Clean. Happily the Beer Clean products are also readily available from Amazon. I'm really happy with the results of the Beer Clean system. After the clean, rinse, sanitize and dry cycle, I wipe them down with a linen cloth and put them away until my next Scotch tasting event. The glasses remain sparkling clean, clear as the day I bought them. It is an investment of time, but the glasses are worth it. « Show Less
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It hasn't for me and I've used it for over a year. I use invisible glass to remove any rare residue after the car wash.
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I would play it safe and use a water based sanding sealer over the stain before applying this. That should act a s buffer or barrier between the two. Plus it will allow for a glass like finish. Since this product is an oil based finish, I don't know if the two are directly compatible. The whole water vs oil thing that is.
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I have been using cleanwise, which is a distiller cleaner, descaler. I clean it once a month.
840029
If it is stuck after mixing a drink and letting it dry without cleaning, try soaking in VERY hot water... If the problem is opening after shaking with ice - the issue is due to a vacuum forming inside when the air cools - don't know of a cure except to work it with a twist - possibly opening it after a few shakes will decrease the strength of the vacuum.
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We have a GE and I have used the small skrapr a couple of times. It seemed to damage the glass a bit, but I wondered if it was because of the grittiness of what I was trying to clean. Hope this helps.
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I have no idea. The waterpumps I have seen have sealed bearings that are protected from the water/antifreeze. Use at your own risk. Mixing this with antifreeze is a new experiment. Good luck ! ( do you have an extra engine, just in case?)
85576
Have no idea. Try it, I doubt it would harm the glass, but doubt it will clean it.
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