Insect windshields

I bought some Scrubblades. @blairandgretchen mentioned them somewhere on this site, and they work like a charm. I'll never use regular blades again.

 

Rainex washer fluid in car and truck. love that sh*tt

 

This product works real well. You can put in a spray bottle. It is cheap, but it works.
https://www.dollartree.com/las-totally-awesome-orange-all-purpose-degreaser-refill-64oz/963845

 

Now i know why people tailgating. To keep windshield clean.

 

truck drivers are bug serial killers

 

I make my own windshield washer, but I don't rely on it to clean bugs off. Instead I reconfigure my breaks toward truck stops, pull into one of the far fuel lanes, and use their stuff. Sometimes 2 or 3 times per day. It's a passable way of getting a little activity in, stretching the limbs and letting the blood flow.

I also have a big strong sprayer of 85-90% diluted simple green in case they only put water in the squeegee buckets.

 

Rainx makes a huge difference

 

Windows or chrome.

DO NOT USE ON PAINT.

 

I use a generic household cleaner/degreaser something like Simple Green but a lot cheaper. I mix that 50/50 with water in a spray bottle with an adjustable nozzle. Whenever I am fueling, I spray the windshield giving it a good soaking then leave it for a few minutes before going over it with the squeegee.

Never fails to remove bugs.

 

Winter time i put simple green in res to help with calcium. Maybe I should try summer to.