Sanco Industries Aqua Charge - Windshield Washer Fluid Ultra Concentrate, 1 Bottle Makes 55 Gallons - 32 Ounces

Got this thinking it would save me from having to drop a mint at the store every month to stock up on "blue water." It works just as well as premixed stuff. A few things to consider: There is no measuring device included so you kind of have to guess how much to add. I settled on 2 tablespoons to a gallon. Add it to the jug of water. If you add it to the jug and then add the water, it will foam up quickly making it difficult to continue filling the jug without a major mess. The concentrate WILL stain anything it comes into contact with, including skin. It mostly washes out of fabric in the first wash but still leaves an obvious spot until the next wash or two. It took 2 days to wash off of my hands, even with multiple showers and handwashings. Once winter comes, I'll add methanol to it as suggested to prevent freezing to see how well it works.

When diluted according to the directions, this stuff works perfect in my car. I use a lot of water fluid for cleaning my windows and also spraying the windows of vehicles that tailgate me. It performs just as well as any other washer fluid. To do the math for anyone reading this, the fluid I used to buy was about 3.50 a gallon. This makes 55 gallons. 55 x 3.50 = $192.50! Subtract $22 and that's $170.50 of money saved just by using this concentrate instead of the gallon jugs. Seriously a no-brainer. If you'd rather not save the money, then send it to m Lastly, if you value your life and want to keep a happy wife, don't mix this stuff in your kitchen. It will stain fingertips just as quickly as countertops. If your house already has running water, why are you paying for more water in your washer fluid? Smells like washer fluid. The bigglyest value.

This product serves it purpose, perfect for spring and summer washer fluid. The one warning, it does not work in winter. You must have additive if using this product in winter.

The amount of blue dye is astronomical 🤣. However it does work good for cleaning those spring AZ bugs off your window. I would definitely prefer more cleaning agent and less blue dye to stain everything.. That being said, I would buy it again.

This is a great way to go. You can use this with tap water, if you only care about temperatures down to 32 degrees F. Or you can add methanol (which you can also buy from Amazon) to go as low as you want. Without methanol, it ends up being MUCH cheaper than buying some name brand - less than 50 cents/gallon. Also, look out for the green slush that goes down to zero degrees and seems to be relatively inexpensive. I almost bought that stuff, and after reading the reviews, I thought "no way"! If you want premixed, Rain-X at $5/gallon down to zero degrees F seems to be your best bet, because with this Aqua Charge stuff and Amazon methanol, it will cost you $4.45/gallon to make your own.

This was a new product for me to use (October 13th, 2024), and the first thing I looked for on the label was the MSDS label. You will find that there's no label on the bottle or on Amazon's site. I'm a certified pesticide applicator and this is a big EPA no-no, what if someone ingested this product? How would an emergency specialist find a remedy? What safety equipment do I need to handle this product? My assumption is they are just selling Blue dye at a marked-up price, hence it has no freeze protection and cleans as much as water. Review is 3 starts as it turns water blue and has no freeze protection as stated.

I like this product. I use it all the time. I just wished it had been sent to the correct address.

Great for the money