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1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate Review
Now that warm weather has finally arrived and weekend road trips equal bug splattered windshields I thought it would be the perfect time to try 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate.
From Autopia's product page for 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate:
Because my house has a well with a water conditioning + softener I choose to buy a gallon of distilled water to test with, however the mixing instructions only call for tap water. 1oz of 1Z makes 1 gallon of wiper fluid, so the jug of distilled water provided an ideal container to mix-up a batch in.
Before testing I thoroughly cleaned off the windscreen to make sure all road film, pollen, water spots, and prior bug splatter was removed. To make sure there was only 1Z KKWFC in my washer fluid reservoir I siphoned out the existing fluid. Blue stuff + orange stuff = green muck:
Armed with a clean windscreen and full wiper fluid tank of 1Z KK I set out on a 350mile drive.
Observations: For the most part 1Z did keep the windshield clear, it did not leave any streaks or residue. The wiper blades did chatter across the windshield a few times while at highway speed. Like most 1Z products, KKWFC has a slight citrus odor which enters the cabin when applied. It's not an offensive smell in anyway, but noticeable.
At $8.99 for a bottle or $1.24 per gallon once mixed, 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate offers a very economical option over the store bought blue stuff. What's more, if your traveling keeping a bottle of this with you provides an easy refill option - just buy a gallon of water and mix.
All in all a great product. :bigups
Now that warm weather has finally arrived and weekend road trips equal bug splattered windshields I thought it would be the perfect time to try 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate.

From Autopia's product page for 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate:
"Apply 1Z Einszett Windshield Wash Booster to fresh water in your windshield washer reservoir, 1Z Einszett Windshield Wash Booster removes oil, grease, silicone, wax, insects, dangerous glare filming and environmental grime from front and rear windscreens in seconds. Guaranteed to be smear-free when dispensed correctly. 1Z Einszett Windshield Wash Booster eliminates wiper blade rattles and squeaks. The lubricant reduces wear and tear. It can be mixed with any Einszett antifreeze additives. Environmentally safe, formalin-free, biodegradable. Economy measuring dispenser included for optimum dispensing. Phosphate-free. Suitable for plastic headlight lenses."
The bottle comes with easy to follow instructions printed on the label. Mixing 1Z with water couldn't be easier thanks to a built in 1oz measuring reservoir. At a 1:100 concentrate, a single 8.5ozbottle will make 7 gallons of wiper fluid. As a tip, add 1Z KKWFC to water last since it has a tendency to foam up quickly.
Because my house has a well with a water conditioning + softener I choose to buy a gallon of distilled water to test with, however the mixing instructions only call for tap water. 1oz of 1Z makes 1 gallon of wiper fluid, so the jug of distilled water provided an ideal container to mix-up a batch in.

Before testing I thoroughly cleaned off the windscreen to make sure all road film, pollen, water spots, and prior bug splatter was removed. To make sure there was only 1Z KKWFC in my washer fluid reservoir I siphoned out the existing fluid. Blue stuff + orange stuff = green muck:

Armed with a clean windscreen and full wiper fluid tank of 1Z KK I set out on a 350mile drive.
Observations: For the most part 1Z did keep the windshield clear, it did not leave any streaks or residue. The wiper blades did chatter across the windshield a few times while at highway speed. Like most 1Z products, KKWFC has a slight citrus odor which enters the cabin when applied. It's not an offensive smell in anyway, but noticeable.

At $8.99 for a bottle or $1.24 per gallon once mixed, 1Z Einszett Kristall Klar Washer Fluid Concentrate offers a very economical option over the store bought blue stuff. What's more, if your traveling keeping a bottle of this with you provides an easy refill option - just buy a gallon of water and mix.
All in all a great product. :bigups
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