Hey Dan Murphy! Thanks a lot!!!!!!

[C.Ann]

My son-in-law bought those winter wiper blades for me and put them on my van and they are absolutely AWESOME!!!!

I wish I had known about them many, many winters ago..

Thanks for the great tip.. You've probably saved my life!! LOL

 

[Pam]

C. Ann,
After getting stuck in a November snowstorm with rotten wipers, I went out and bought a pair, too. They are great!
Pam

 

[Serena]

Wipers, what kind of wipers?

 

[snoopy]

Hey, where is the link? I need new wipers!

 

[MerryPoppins]

I need new wipers too. Tell us more.

 

[Pam]

Serena,
Windshield wipers.

The guy at the parts store just looked mine up in a book, found them in stock and then put them on for me, at no extra cost!

Pam

 

[Serena]

But they are called "winter wiper blades"?

 

[C.Ann]

Yes, Serena (and all the others who have asked)..

Specifically ask for "winter wiper blades" in your local auto parts store, tell them the make and year of your car, and they'll find the right ones for you..

Mine cost $9 a piece ($18 total) and that's a SMALL price to pay in order to be able to see when that big tractor-trailer flies by you at 80 miles an hour on the interstate and throws all that slush up on your windshield..

And the BEST part is they don't freeze - creating that situation where only part (or none) of your wiper is making contact with the windshield..

 

[Serena]

Thanks, I'll see what I can find out. Knowing my h, I have them already.

 

[NHAnn]

i LOVE my winter wipe blades

Now I just wish I had winter tires and suspension to jack my car up about 4 feet to see over the snowbanks at corners

 

[nativetxn]

I need to get some of those.

 

[MerryPoppins]

Never heard of winter wiper blades. I'll have to tell my husband. How is it that they don't freeze? My wipers on my van are always getting frozen and not squeegy-ing the windshield. Sounds good to me.

 

[Fire14]

you can buy at walmart/target/meijers. I do this and put them on myself.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Great to hear, C.Ann!!!! They are great, aren't they?!?!?! I get a new pair every November and toss them in April or May and buy a new set of regular, aerodynamics, for the summer. For anyone who has snow, sleet or freezing rain, try them, you'll never want to do another winter without them.

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