Dead leaves caught under wipers spindle

[Roky]

Hello everybody,

I know that this might seem to be a dull question .. but I'm really bad with cars.

It often happens that I park my car under a tree (not on purpose but it all depends on what parking spot is available). Noisy dry leaves and pine needles rest underneath the wiper spindle. Now they're accumulating and I simply cannot pick'em up by hand. I tried blowing them (using the tire air nozzle at the gas station) but it didn't help much cause leaves are kinda caught under the cap.

Any smart idea to remove those without the need to take any part off !!

Cheers

Roky

[BigElCat]

Do y'all have car washes down under? The kind that spray high pressure water?

If you do, take some coins (whatever kind of coins y'all have)...go to the car wash, deposit said coins (shillings, dracs, rubles, marks ?). Grip the wand, and spray.

Report back to us, even if the mission is a failure.

:p

[Roky]

BigElCat, I know the kinda high pressure water you're talking about, though I can't recall seeing them in the neighbourhood.

I'll save a cople of drachmas and make a trip searching for it.

Report back to us, even if the mission is a failure.

:p

Will certainly do

[KJ4YXY]

This happens alot my my step dad's Suburban....
We only use it on the weekends, and it is parked under a big tree at home.
We just say ehhh, its a work truck who gives a crap...
But If you are trying to may your car stay in Mint clean condition then i suggest putting one of those car tarps over it once you park it (unless your lazy

[bravekozak]

Threads 42629 and thread 324968 deal with this issue.

[Roky]

Thanks guys, that was of good help