NEW Product from McKee's 37! Anti-Frost Windshield Washer Fluid

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McKee’s 37 Anti-Frost Windshield Washer Fluid is your best effort at keeping your windshield clean and clear during harsh winter weather, where ice and snow creates an imminent threat on the safety and well being of you and your family. This advanced windshield washer fluid removes dirt and road film without leaving streaks or smears, and it actually prevents re-icing. McKee’s 37 Anti-Frost Windshield Washer Fluid is your best line of defense against snow, ice, and sleet.
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McKee's 37 Anti-Frost Windshield Washer Fluid is compatible with your exisiting washer fluid, so you can add and get instant Anti-Frost protection!




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Never deal with THIS ever again! McKee’s 37 blankets your windshield with an advanced coating that prevents re-icing!


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Nick - do you think this would have an impact on the fogging/condensation build up that occurs here in FL when the exterior windshield temp is warmer than than the interior temp? I hate having to crank on the defroster to get rid of this.
 
THIS is something I can use!

Nick, what is the dilution rate for usage?
 
Justin@FinalInspection said:
Awesome! Going to be testing my sample out this weekend when I get back to 20-30 deg weather!
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I'm looking forward to your review Justin!



natewood70 said:
Nick - do you think this would have an impact on the fogging/condensation build up that occurs here in FL when the exterior windshield temp is warmer than than the interior temp? I hate having to crank on the defroster to get rid of this.
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Nate,

I'll try it out and provide an update in this thread. My wife's Outback sits outside 24/7 and she has the exact same complaint (My WRX sleeps in the garage all night ;) ).

pilotpip said:
THIS is something I can use!

Nick, what is the dilution rate for usage?
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1 part concentrate to 3 parts water, for most applications. If you live in a climate where it gets as cold as -20F, then you'll need to up the dilution ratio to 1.5 part concentrate to 1 part water. The bottle has more detailed directions based on varying temperatures. :)
 
Nick - Has there been any testing related to washer fluid level sensors? I only ask as I have an Audi - and many folks find anything other than standard "Blue" fluid causes Audi washer fluid sensors to get a film on them and then the dash light is triggered. This sounds like a wonderful product - but just want to be sure it won't cause any issues with clogged sensors.

Thanks!!
 
I live in Cleveland, Ohio, and it's pretty cold here already. I would be very happy to try this, and report my findings.
 
natewood70 said:
Nick - do you think this would have an impact on the fogging/condensation build up that occurs here in FL when the exterior windshield temp is warmer than than the interior temp? I hate having to crank on the defroster to get rid of this.
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Yeah that must be terrible to have to turn on your defroster when the outside temp is 80°. You will get no sympathy from us northern folk. LOL
 
ct18 said:
Yeah that must be terrible to have to turn on your defroster when the outside temp is 80°. You will get no sympathy from us northern folk. LOL
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LOL

Trust me... not looking for sympathy. But it's not fun having to crank your heat all the way up inside your car with the defroster when it's already 90+ degrees out.
 
Nick@Autogeek said:
1 part concentrate to 3 parts water, for most applications. If you live in a climate where it gets as cold as -20F, then you'll need to up the dilution ratio to 1.5 part concentrate to 1 part water. The bottle has more detailed directions based on varying temperatures. :)
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Ordered some up today to try in the wifes van.
 
Is this saying after you use it on your windshield and leave the car parked overnight during a freeze, the windshield won't be iced up in the morning?

Or that it won't ice up during that drive?


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Ordered some. With lows in the teens and a truck that sits outside I'm sure I'll be testing it as soon as it gets here.
 
Just poured into my vehicles. Currently having freezing rain in the mid 20s. Tomorrow it will be 40, with a low on Sunday of 0. Gotta love St. Louis weather.

I mixed at the 3:1 ratio with blue juice because I had it on hand, and the temp range was what we usually see around here throughout winter. Will post findings.
 
Very harsh weather last weekend here in Toronto. And im actually looking for a very good Anti Frost windshield washer.
Any updates?

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MitchB said:
Very harsh weather last weekend here in Toronto. And im actually looking for a very good Anti Frost windshield washer.
Any updates?

Subscribed!
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Saturday: Temperatures started in the 40s, and by 5pm we had freezing rain and temps in the mid 20s. While putting down ice melt on my driveway, I started my truck, and sprayed the windshield. The ice started melting before the engine warmed up enough to heat the defrosters.

Sunday: Temps around 0 degrees, a little frost left on areas that the fluid wasn't on. Fluid didn't freeze.

Monday: Temps in the single digits with heavy frost in the morning. A couple squirts and my windshield was clear in short order.

Tuesday (today):Temps in the teens. Heavy frost on my truck's body, and windows except windshield. It was clear.

Verdict so far: It works well. I would be tempted to dilute more (maybe 4:1) because it's very expensive. We go through a ton of fluid in the winter time around here because our temperatures average just below freezing so there's usually a lot of melting on roadways during the day. Otherwise, it may get very expensive to use in no time.
 
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