This mix is designed for use in mild temperatures and may need to be modified for use in colder weather. Method 1 of 5: Make a warm weather washer fluid mix Storing washer fluid in your trunk or back seat may lead to spills which may damage your vehicle’s carpet or seats. As with any mixture, it is best to store your homemade washer fluid in a safe place with a consistent temperature. The rubbing alcohol, soap, and ammonia can be very harmful if ingested. Note: Be sure to mix potentially noxious liquids like ammonia and rubbing alcohol in a place with good ventilation. Also make sure to label your mixture and keep it away from children. Warning: When storing homemade washer fluid, you should be mindful of children and pets and keep it out of their reach. If your warm weather fluid contains vinegar, be sure to flush your fluid reservoir and lines with clean water as vinegar and dish soap may clog your washer fluid lines. When transitioning from a warm weather fluid to a cold weather one, be sure to drain all of the old fluid before introducing the new one.
Most commercially sold types of windshield washer fluid contain methanol which is not only poisonous and potentially harmful to humans, but is also bad for the environment.
Many people choose to make their own windshield washer fluid at home because of safety concerns involving commercially made washer fluids.
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