Will 0-degree windshield fluid freeze in winter?
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0-degree windshield fluid will freeze when the temperature drops below zero in winter. This type of fluid is designed for environments above 0°C, and under normal circumstances, using 0-degree windshield fluid in sub-zero temperatures will cause it to freeze. For northern winters, it is advisable to choose anti-freeze windshield fluid to prevent damage to the vehicle caused by frozen fluid. Automotive windshield fluid is widely used for quick cleaning and brightening of car windows, rearview mirrors, as well as household, office, door, window, and decorative glass. It is made from deionized water and various environmentally friendly additives, offering functions such as cleaning, anti-freeze, anti-static, and anti-corrosion.