[header] How to make windshield washer fluid [title] Add one gallon of distilled water to a clean, empty container. [step] Pick a container that is easy to pour and holds at least one and a quarter gallons. Always use distilled water to prevent mineral deposits from building up in your car's spray nozzles and pump.
[header] How to make windshield washer fluid [title] Add one gallon of distilled water to a clean, empty container. [step] Pick a container that is easy to pour and holds at least one and a quarter gallons. Always use distilled water to prevent mineral deposits from building up in your car's spray nozzles and pump.
[substeps] Tap water can be used in an emergency. Just remember to replace the fluid as soon as possible to keep from damaging your car. For instance, if the windshield washer fluid is specifically made for your sport car, fill up your caddy with this container. [title] Mix the garden hose with a quarter cup of distilled water. [substeps] Always pick a container with close proximity to the nozzle and safety barriers. You can use old water containers or old soda cans instead. [substeps] Write down how much fluid you've used to create a rough count for the gallon of liquid. Continue adding more until you've used up the entire tank.