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Rain X -40C De-icer Windshield Washer Fluid 4 Pack $9.77

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[Walmart] Rain X -40C De-icer Windshield Washer Fluid 4 Pack $9.77

Decent deal on a 4 Pack windshield washer fluid. Not as hot as last year's $8.88 that sold out quickly in stores. But for a few cents more per jug, these are currently in stock at many locations and you're ready for winter.

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deal history:
2019 = $8.88
2018 = $7.98
2017 = $8.88
Last edited by kryjathic on Oct 6th, 2020 9:30 am, edited 3 times in total.
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Thank OP. Will have to pick some up on my next trip to walmart :)
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Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

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I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.
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cashinstinct wrote: Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

—-

I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.
You forgot the

It's not 4K.. pass
French/English Keyboard.. pass

joking aside.. I know it's not for everyone... but I've been using this for years in all the cars we owned and never had issues :)
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cashinstinct wrote: Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

—-

I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.

Oh the rain-X "streaks too much for my car" as well.
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cashinstinct wrote: Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

—-

I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.
I always visit RainX threads expecting this copy/pasted. I chuckle every time.
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Aurora has plenty, sign says$4.98 each, scanned the case of 4 for$9.77 thanks op.
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cashinstinct wrote: Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

—-

I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.
Too expensive. Need the $0.02 deal
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I just picked up the 4 pack of -45 from Costco for $11 or $12. Not Rain-X brand though.
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Doh. I got 4 pack @ Canadian Tire for $13.99
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Gah! Recently bought the reflex allseason fluid 4-pack at ~$12 a few weeks ago at CT. Guess I should have waited.
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fermata27 wrote: Gah! Recently bought the reflex allseason fluid 4-pack at ~$12 a few weeks ago at CT. Guess I should have waited.
Yeah I should have waited.... but gonna get a case, why not
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Sky432 wrote: Got 3
Considering we almost can't leave the house and that it will not get any better..sounds like a solid buy Face With Stuck-out Tongue And Tightly-closed Eyes
To be or not to be...where is the question?
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cashinstinct wrote: Rain X destroys my car / sensors
Does not destroy my car / sensors

Rain X is junk
Is great

Rain X is too expensive
Is a bargain

Rain X was cheaper before
Is a good deal, no time machine !

What about Costco ?

—-

I got the thread covered :)
Thanks for sharing deal.
nounou23 wrote: You forgot the

It's not 4K.. pass
French/English Keyboard.. pass

joking aside.. I know it's not for everyone... but I've been using this for years in all the cars we owned and never had issues :)
I priced the ingredients out on pcpartpicker and it's cheaper to brew your own
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Sky432 wrote: Got 3
Use them for car washing? ;)
Do they expire? I got a one case from Costco years ago, but then the dealership gave one bottle for free on each maintenance of one car, I just finished them early this year. Even without those, my guesstimate is one bottle is good for two cars for almost one year.
Paying less price is the best way to combat the inflation.
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Zephyr22b wrote: I priced the ingredients out on pcpartpicker and it's cheaper to brew your own
I used to refill a windshield bottle with water and blue kool-aid without the sugar.... nobody could tell the difference.

Also I would get Kool-aid points from the packets.

But I cannot find those little packets of kool-aid anymore.. :(
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Going to be my first winter with a car here.
How quickly do these things run out; i.e. how many jugs are needed a season?

What’s the difference between this and the small Rain-X bottles you apply on your windshield/windows for beading to happen? Do I need both?

Thanks in advance for the schooling!

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