TeryT
New member
I became aware of the Rain-X Bug Remover product over on RV.net. Many were saying it is very effective added to the windshield washer. They say that after it puts a coat on the windshield, the bugs come right off.
So I've been adding it to the reservoir. There's other stuff in there, but after a couple weeks, I began to see a difference. The bugs are coming off much more easily it appears.
So I thought what the heck. If it works on the windsheild, let's try some on the front of the vehicle. So I took a paper towel & applied it to the front 3M clear bra, and other areas.
I don't get as many bugs sticking to these areas, and the ones on there come right off much more easily than before - which took a good deal of effort on a weekly basis.
People are also saying that the Rain-X Bug Remover also adds a thin coat of the famous rain-sheeting action. But, living in Arizona, I haven't experience any rain since starting to use it.
The product is $2 a gallon at Wally World.
So I've been adding it to the reservoir. There's other stuff in there, but after a couple weeks, I began to see a difference. The bugs are coming off much more easily it appears.
So I thought what the heck. If it works on the windsheild, let's try some on the front of the vehicle. So I took a paper towel & applied it to the front 3M clear bra, and other areas.
I don't get as many bugs sticking to these areas, and the ones on there come right off much more easily than before - which took a good deal of effort on a weekly basis.
People are also saying that the Rain-X Bug Remover also adds a thin coat of the famous rain-sheeting action. But, living in Arizona, I haven't experience any rain since starting to use it.
The product is $2 a gallon at Wally World.