What Are the Consequences of Frozen Windshield Washer Fluid?
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The consequences of frozen windshield washer fluid include potential damage to the washer motor. If the weather is sunny, you can park the car under direct sunlight at noon and open the hood to allow the sun to thaw the fluid. If the freezing is not severe, the fluid will eventually melt. If this method doesn't work, you can add some warm water to the washer fluid reservoir. Once the fluid thaws, drain it from the reservoir as soon as possible to prevent refreezing. Windshield washer fluid is made from deionized water and various eco-friendly additives, providing functions such as cleaning, water repellency, antifreeze protection, anti-static properties, and corrosion resistance. It quickly disperses rainwater on the windshield, ensuring clear visibility for drivers during heavy rainfall. Additionally, it neutralizes the electrical charges generated by friction between the windshield, wiper blades, and airborne particles, enhancing the glass's conductivity to resist static electricity and prevent dirt buildup that could obstruct the driver's view.