How much do you know about the maintenance tips for car wipers? Here is an introduction from our Hongtu Auto Parts Manufacturer: (1) Proper cleaning of wipers: In the dusty and dusty northern cities, sand particles are the main culprit for wiper wear. Hidden between the wipers and the windshield, the invisible wear and tear is increasing day by day. If you don't pay attention to cleaning in daily life, then using it forcefully will cause the wiper and the windshield to fit loosely, resulting in accelerated wear. The correct method is to lift the wipers first when washing the car or rinsing the wipers, and then rinse them clean in the direction of the rubber strip with gentle force. Be sure to treat it gently. (2) Try to avoid exposure to high temperatures: This is similar to the principle when it snows in winter. The intense high temperatures in summer will test the rubber material of the windshield wipers. Over time, this will cause significant damage to the material, leading to deformation or loss of elasticity. Please remember to hold the windshield wipers upright after each parking to prevent them from constantly adhering to the glass. But unfortunately, this little trick is probably rarely carried out by everyone. But with just a simple gesture, you can easily maintain the windshield wipers. It's not difficult, is it? (3) Use protective agents: The protective agents for rubber strips available on the market are usually included as gifts with cleaning products. When used on wipers, they can increase lubrication and extend the elasticity of the wipers at the same time! (4) Say goodbye to ammonia-containing cleaners: Ammonia-containing cleaners, also known as common household laundry soaps or other household cleaning products, are the culprits that cause rubber strips to harden. Therefore, it is recommended that car owners choose car-specific cleaners for their vehicles. Another very important detail to remind you of is that different cleaning agents must never be mixed. This is highly likely to produce chemical substances that corrode the rubber of the windshield wipers, and inadvertently cause damage to the wipers.