Sukh Car Windshield Washer Tablets - Washer Fluid Tablets Glass Cleaner Concentrate Car Windshield Wiper Fluid Car Windshield Cleaner Automotive Glass Cleaner

I had initial doubts, but given the competitive pricing akin to high-end store brands, I decided to test these. The outcome has been overwhelmingly positive. Considering my truck's longevity, I'll likely exhaust many gallons, but the cost-effectiveness is undeniable. With no discernible streaks, excellent cleaning capabilities, and straightforward application, these have become my preferred choice. The wait time is minimal, and the value is unbeatable.

Seems to work good. Individually packaged, and well. None have seemed to absorb any outside moisture. Handy to keep in the garage. Packages open easy, works as well as any of the stuff the oil change places/dealerships use on Texas bugs and bird droppings. There are better way more expensive bottled options, but for the money and frequency of use, it’s hard to beat. They do take a few minutes to dissolve. We have an RO system so I just refill the old Vinegar jug and drop a tab or two in there. RO leaves it streak free as long as your wipers are in serviceable condition.

Doesn’t streak. Cleans windows great! Best Buy on window wash. Can even be mixed up and used in home sprayer for house windows. No smell to speak of. Easy to use one tablet per gallon. Lasts a very long time.

This is a hugh money saver since I no longer have to pay $3-4 bucks for washer fluid. However, it’s not good for the winter. I mixed a gallon and left it in the garage when temps were just below 30 degrees Fahrenheit and it froze. Rather than mix alcohol or other remedies recommended online, I just decided to buy normal fluid in the winter only and use this during the other 3 seasons. Still saving a lot of money this way. Oh, and it cleans just as well as the bottled washer fluid…when it’s not frozen 😁.

Easy to use, saves me a lot of money on buying windshield fluid. I put 2 pills for one gallon, just to make it more concentrated. Since I live in LA, I don't have a freezing issue for that. It cleans pretty well and doesn't leave any watermark.

This makes about 100 gallons of windshield wiper fluid! I got it around $7 (probably on sale). When I first saw how little the blue tablet is, I had my doubts. But I dropped it in my empty previous windshield wiper fluid jug and nearly filled it up. It turned blue immediately and then the tiny tablet dissolved quickly. My old brand of windshield wiper cleaner costs around $18 a gallon jug now. This will definitely be saving me money. I will be adding a rain repellent ($14) in it soon and when it becomes below freezing, I will also add an antifreeze to it made specifically for that purpose ($12). Either way, I will be saving money in the long run. I am also pretty impressed with its performance, as my windshield was covered in pine sap and probably a little pollen as well. It's clean now. No streaks either. This is a good bargain. Probably going to be a long time before I run out, but I will definitely purchase more whenever I do.

Huge savings over buying gallon jugs, used 2 tabs per gallon of water and works great, description (photo) shows 150 tabs but only 100 in packaging

These are much better than the liquid version—way more economical. I feel like this pack will last me for years. Great product, thank you!