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Orange Rain X- I can spray it in the rain, it rinses off, and I don't need my wipers. Easier to use than the regular Rain X. In the winter- normal blue goo.
Either Orange Rain-X, or blue stuff with the Rain-X additive. I use it a lot. I am extremely **** about a clean windshield, and travel a lot of dirt roads.
Whatever is cheapest. I have some of the rain x bug remover stuff now and it doesn't seem to do much though by the time i notice in the morning that there is bug guts on my windshield it's often cooked in. No need for rain x in AZ only rains like twice a year here.
water works great for me,
I go through 2 gallons a week living on a dirt road and with all the bugs in Florida.
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I use whatever is at the gas station. As long as it can withstand really cold temps, I use it. For bugs, I just use my glass cleaner and clean the window by hand.