Any northerners ever try heated wiper blades? I am so GD sick of frozen wiper blades and the half frozen windshield in my Yukon I'd like to kill the MF'er that designed this POS. I have got to find a solution. I've spent about $200 on blades in the last 3 years and they all have sucked. I'm ready to try these and wondered if they are any good?
http://www.everblades.com/
Thread: Heated Wiper Blades
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12-19-2008 11:23 AM
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12-19-2008 11:48 AM
remote car starter solved all my issues with snow and ice on the truck, honestly i dont even own an ice scraper.
Throttles- Cleveland Construction/Traffic Light Racing 377 Talon cat
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12-19-2008 11:55 AM
Land Rover and some other vehicles have heated windsheilds that make a world of difference. 5 minutes even without the defrost on, and the windsheild is clear.
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12-19-2008 12:07 PM
I pull my flip down sun visors down and angle them at the windshield a little. That way it keeps the air from the defroster vents circulating on the windshield.
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12-19-2008 12:36 PM
I'll give that a shot.
Glassdave - I have a remote starter plus I park in the garage at night and even then, 10 miles down the road on a snowy day I cannot see a f'n thing. Never had a vehicle that was such a POS when it comes to defrosting the windshield. I have to crack the window it is so f'n hot in the truck trying to keep the windshield clear.
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12-19-2008 07:19 PMMy new Denali has heated washer fluid, works great.
Rick
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12-19-2008 08:19 PMJust remove the windshield. Problem solved.
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12-21-2008 10:08 AM
Is your defroster working? Remote start is a wonderful thing, never get in a cold car again. They also sell electric windshield defrosters that run off the cig lighter, but not real good I think.
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12-21-2008 10:44 AMThe problem I have had on my dually and my jeep is the windshield get so hot the rubber comes off the blade and leaves marks on the glass. I am going to try the rainex curved ones. one I used for a long time with great results was the anco winter blade, the arms are covered with rubber so no snow or ice builds up on them.
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12-21-2008 11:18 AMI was thinking of moving to Flordia, problem solved.
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12-21-2008 05:38 PM
I have that problem in my dodge as well. I run the suto starter, melt what I can on the windshield but some days it is just so cold that the melted snow turns to ice on the wiper blade and then it wont wipe the windshield worth a ****.
I have never heard of heated wiper blades. Sounds like a good idea to me. I hate hanging out the window and trying to grab it and smack it against the windshield to get the ice off.
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12-21-2008 07:39 PM
This is what I am going to try on the windshield and on the back window.
http://www.heatflexx.com/