What windshield wipers don't suck?

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Originally Posted by funkymonkey1111

if you like them, get the next set on Amazon

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Yep. Got mine direct from Bosch on Amazon.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Pro tip, silicone treat your snow shovel as well. Really helps the snow fall off.

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Silicone treat the soles of your snow boots to keep snow from sticking to them.

Ohh, that's a good idea.

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Silicone treat the soles of your snow boots to keep snow from sticking to them.

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Same thing for those high traffic commercial walkways & drive lanes.

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Ohh, that's a good idea.

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PF long term UV exposure test.

Bosch again on top.

https://youtu.be/g3S8udUSKtY

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Pro tip, silicone treat your snow shovel as well. Really helps the snow fall off.

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This is a different thread topic but I'm partial to Fluid Film for this purpose. Snow plow & blower included. Ymmv

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I think the extended tips fit fine in this thread. I regularly use silicone spray in my snow thrower but haven't thought of using it on boots, snow shovels or the plow. So now, not all silicone spray products are the same? I want something that lasts a long time at reasonable cost. I'll have to look for Fluid Film.

Can the silicone spray on the boots transfer to carpet, and if so, might it attract more dirt?

I've been purchasing just the OEM rubber insert for years. They last better than any aftermarket blade and don't ever squeek or skip. Like any rubber item in the elements, they wear out but are cheap. It's also far less wasteful than throwing out the metal or plastic arms every time. For this to be an option, you need the OEM arms.

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I've been purchasing just the OEM rubber insert for years. They last better than any aftermarket blade and don't ever squeek or skip. Like any rubber item in the elements, they wear out but are cheap. It's also far less wasteful than throwing out the metal or plastic arms every time. For this to be an option, you need the OEM arms.

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Amazon eBay or dealer?