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With a soft cloth or soft paper dampened with water, following manufacturer instructions.
Gently wipe with a soft cloth or soft paper dampened with water, following manufacturer instructions. Avoid corrosive products or solvents whose compatibility has not been checked. It is incorrect to claim every alcohol-containing product always damages every blade; some manufacturers permit isopropyl alcohol or specified liquids. Follow your vehicle’s guidance and replace damaged blades; cleaning does not repair damaged rubber.
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With any alcohol-and-solvent mixture, without checking compatibility.
With a corrosive product such as concentrated bleach.
With a soft cloth or soft paper dampened with water, following manufacturer instructions.
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