nextzett92100815 Kristall Klar Washer Fluid 1:200 Concentrate - 8.5 fl. oz., Green

I have been using Kristall Klar for YEARS. I originally found it during my search for a wiper fluid that did NOT leave some sort of water repellent behind.Pros:-This performs well and gets just about the nastiest stuff off of the glass even in the baking hot sun.-Might just be a placebo effect but it feels like I use less fluid per spray to get the windshield clean compared to normal washer fluid.-It always wipes and dries cleanly while leaving no residue behind to cause wiper chatter/skipping.-It's also strong enough to clean the rubber in your wiper blades without destroying them. People underestimate how dirty the blades themselves get which can also cause poor performance and noise. A typical car wash won't remove this type of dirt/contamination.-Ridiculously economical: 1 bottle will give you multiple GALLONS which should last you for many years.-Last but not least: AMAZING lemon-lime scentCon:The only downside is that this particular formulation isn't winter proof. BUT they do make a winter version (which I bought but haven't had a chance to use yet) and both versions can be mixed together.

Its very effective in clearing the windshield with far less needed over my previous OEM BMW solution. This solution goes on more sudsy, yet wipes clean via the wipers, airflow (moving vehicle ), and cloth when parked. Virtually no streaking despite clearing bug, road, and environmental debris. This was especially important to me as currently I am parking outside more often than not. Which leads me to my last, but important bit of praise. I bought this product because of its claim to recondion the wiper blames and keep them plaible with proper use. I was skeptical, but felt that even if untrue, it would still be an upgrade over others I have used. Imagine my delight that it has quieted my stiff and dirty blade installed last spring, but the seem to remain more like new with a continued use, which for me had been every 2-3 days of uses including parked in the direct summer/fall sun and SoCal smog/ash/dust/pollen. Im extremely happy with my purchase so far, and would highly recommend it to others! Actually have done so to several friends.

I don't use a lot of washer fluid in our two cars and have had this for some time waiting to use up the old washer fluid. I was able to use the old gallon jug to mix this washer fluid in and did use a few sprays on the windshields. Amazing it cleans the windows. Is it better than windex or other products? I haven't used it enough to give an honest opinion. We live in the SE and it's getting to be bug / pollen season so the windshields will get dirty and I will add to the reservoirs for the wipers. It should do the job and I like the fact that it is super concentrated and doesn't take up much space in the cabinet, yet will make gallons of cleaner over time.

Cleans windshield well, smells nice, but kind of hard to measure. The instructions say 1 oz (the size of the measuring cup part of the bottle) per 1.5 gallons, which is kind of a weird volume. So if you use an old distilled water jug like I do, it's necessary to eyeball about 2/3 oz, which isn't ideal.

This stuff is amazing. Gets off the smearing winter grime.

Unofficial transcript of a conversation between Amazon founder and world's wealthiest man, Jeff B., and Amazon Prime member Bradley N. (The "Yelp Whisperer").(Recorded live in Harney County, Oregon on August 1, 2019).Jeff: Hi everyone, and welcome to Episode 1 of “Buzzin’ the Backroads with Bezos™,” a new Amazon Studios documentary series, in which I explore the hidden corners of the American landscape in search of automotive adventure. I fly into a remote location in my personal helicopter to meet with an Amazon Prime member, who then introduces me to an automotive-related product purchased on Amazon that is particularly useful in navigating the backroads of this great country of ours.Today, we’re at an absolutely amazing location in eastern Oregon, at the Kiger Gorge overlook in the Steens Mountain Wilderness, talking with Bradley N. about Kristall Klar premium washer fluid concentrate, which makes 12 gallons of washer fluid from a recyclable, 250ml plastic bottle for about $12 – that’s $1 per gallon of washer fluid, folks. It sounds like a really great deal, and I’ve flown in from Amazon HQ in Seattle to learn more about it. So, Bradley N., is Kristall Klar all that it claims to be?Bradley: Yes, Jeff, it’s all that and more. You see, Kristall Klar is a German-designed washer fluid concentrate made by Nextzett that is the ultimate summer-weather cleaner for your car, truck, SUV, or recreational vehicle. In my case, it's a Subaru Impreza Outback Sport, which works really well as a convenient base camp for exploring the Oregon Outback on a solo road trip filled with hiking, camping, wine tasting, and small town exploration. Here, at above 9000 feet, overlooking a wonderful, U-shaped valley just west of the Alvord Desert, you get lots of bug splat on your windshield, and you’ll likely use more than a few gallons over the course of your visit. But there aren’t exactly a ton of convenience stores or gas stations in these remote parts of Harney County, and next-day shipping on Amazon just isn’t all that likely. So why not take a bottle of Kristall Klar concentrate with you? All you need is a gallon bottle and some water, and you’ve got 12 gallons of washer fluid at your disposal. What’s not to love about that?J: And at only $1 per gallon, it’s a great deal. But is it effective?B: It is! It totally clears your front and back windshields of bug splatter and road dust, and here on Steens Mountain, there aren’t paved roads. Gravel, dirt, and lots of dust. That’s what makes this place so special. But it does take a toll on your windshield, so having Kristall Klar premium windshield washer concentrate with you in your trunk is really quite useful.J: Well, I must say that this is truly God’s country. The views, the light, the snowfields at 9000 feet above the desert. Truly a fantastic place! I’m so glad that I buzzed in here to speak with you.B: As am I, Jeff. As am I.J: Well, I am going to have all my drivers and staff who take care of my fleet of more than two dozen supercars, SUVs, off-road vehicles, and electronic vehicles order Kristall Klar premium washer fluid so that I can enjoy clear, bug-free driving on America’s backroads of beauty such as this.B: Jeff, that is a great idea. A GREAT idea!J: I’d drink to that. Got anything in that Yeti cooler of yours that would hit the spot?B: As luck would have it, I have a 2018 Oregon Pinot Gris from Chehalem Vineyards that is chilling on ice, along with a nicely aged bottle of 2010 Freedom Hill Vineyard Pinot Noir from Saint Innocent Winery that I decanted just about an hour before you and your production team arrived. Which would you prefer?J: They each sound wonderful. May I have a glass of both?B: Indeed, you may, Jeff. I also brought soft-boiled quail eggs, applewood smoked pork tenderloin, marinated flank steak that just came off my Weber portable grill, a two pound block of Tilamook cheddar cheese, some fresh goat cheese with edible flowers and dill, whole wheat crackers, and a half dozen fresh sourdough baguettes. And some thinly sliced wild Chinook salmon gravlax with red, white, and green peppercorns. Cheers, Jeff! Here’s to clear free windshields and lots of useful votes on Amazon!J: Cheers! I can definitely drink to that. Pass the pork tenderloin, please. I think all this talking has made me hungry![end of transcript].