Originally Posted By: linksep
"303 tablets are 3x more powerful than ordinary windshield cleaners" so mix 'em 1 tablet to 3 gal tap water or 2 tabs to 5 gal tap water. 25 tabs for $10 on Amazon is $0.13-$0.16 per gal if you dilute it close to "ordinary" strength. Use that mix in spring/summer. Fall through winter mix 2-3 gallons of regular -20*F store bought WW fluid with 2-3 gallons of water and a 303 tablet. 2 gal walmart WW fluid + 3 gal water and a 303 tablet would be around $0.88/gal. In both cases you save more than 50% and storage/handling/hassle is reduced by a whole lot.
I am on the world's top ten tightwad list but I am not getting the point of this. We have two cars and use 1-1/2 to 2 gal of cleaner per year. The savings you are talking about are silly low. Storage? How many gallons of cleaner do you keep on hand? I guess your approach would make sense for someone who owned/operated a fleet of limo's.
"303 tablets are 3x more powerful than ordinary windshield cleaners" so mix 'em 1 tablet to 3 gal tap water or 2 tabs to 5 gal tap water. 25 tabs for $10 on Amazon is $0.13-$0.16 per gal if you dilute it close to "ordinary" strength. Use that mix in spring/summer. Fall through winter mix 2-3 gallons of regular -20*F store bought WW fluid with 2-3 gallons of water and a 303 tablet. 2 gal walmart WW fluid + 3 gal water and a 303 tablet would be around $0.88/gal. In both cases you save more than 50% and storage/handling/hassle is reduced by a whole lot.
I am on the world's top ten tightwad list but I am not getting the point of this. We have two cars and use 1-1/2 to 2 gal of cleaner per year. The savings you are talking about are silly low. Storage? How many gallons of cleaner do you keep on hand? I guess your approach would make sense for someone who owned/operated a fleet of limo's.
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