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Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 05 Jan 2025, 16:58
by Che
Need to get some screen wash and was looking at the Rain -X with rain repellent .
Does it actually work or is it just Snake Oil?
Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 05 Jan 2025, 18:51
by Mocki
I have been using rainx for many years , but never used the screen wash one, always used the one you wipe on the screen once every six weeks , it works a treat, especially on the t25 with its ability to hit the wind , the wipers are hardly needed above 20 mph . Can’t think the screen wash is going to be much different , but i dont actually know
Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 05 Jan 2025, 18:55
by Che
Thanks Steve for that, hadn't looked at that option.
Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 05 Jan 2025, 21:08
by Burtybassett
Rain X screen wash works great.
Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 05 Jan 2025, 21:09
by Che
Burtybassett wrote: ↑05 Jan 2025, 21:08
Rain X screen wash works great.


Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 06 Jan 2025, 21:45
by TwinTurbo
what's it actualy doing though.
You spray it and it gets wiped off with a bunch of wet water very quickly, no real time for it to have much effect.
Unlike wipe on RainX that you wipe on and leave it to dry creating a film repelant layer.
Curious..
I just buy 25L concentrated -15C stuff for £27 and it will do all the family vehicles for a year..
Re: Rain X Screen Wash?
Posted: 07 Jan 2025, 08:36
by Che
TwinTurbo wrote: ↑06 Jan 2025, 21:45
what's it actualy doing though.
You spray it and it gets wiped off with a bunch of wet water very quickly, no real time for it to have much effect.
Unlike wipe on RainX that you wipe on and leave it to dry creating a film repelant layer.
Curious..
I just buy 25L concentrated -15C stuff for £27 and it will do all the family vehicles for a year..
That was my thinking behind the post
Wipe on to get the repellent layer, makes sense then as you said, the screen wash can't build up too much of a layer, unless the theory is that you don't use much of the screen wash so a layer will build up?