While your question specifically mentions "kitchen wiper blades," which isn't a standard term for a kitchen tool, the provided reference discusses cleaning windscreen wiper blades using hot soapy water. This method, demonstrated in the reference, is effective for cleaning the rubber blades on car windscreens.
Based on the information from the reference:
Using hot soapy water is presented as a successful method for cleaning windscreen wiper blades. The video reference notes that applying hot soapy water results in the wiper surface becoming "super smooth" and performing "a lot better" than before, ultimately calling the process "a success".
Cleaning Windscreen Wiper Blades with Hot Soapy Water
If you are looking to clean the rubber blades on your car's windscreen wipers, the method highlighted in the reference is straightforward:
- Materials Needed: Hot water, dish soap (or car wash soap), a cloth or sponge.
- Process:
- Mix hot water with a suitable cleaning soap to create soapy water.
- Lift the wiper arms away from the windscreen.
- Carefully wipe down the rubber blade using the soapy cloth or sponge.
- Ensure you clean along the entire length of the blade.
- Rinse the blades with clean water (optional, depending on the soap used and desired finish).
This process, as suggested by the reference, can help remove dirt and grime from the rubber blades, potentially improving their performance and reducing streaks on the glass.
Note: The term "kitchen wiper blades" is uncommon. If you are referring to a different kitchen tool that resembles a wiper blade, such as a kitchen squeegee used for cleaning countertops or windows, the cleaning method would typically involve washing it with dish soap and water after use, and potentially sanitizing it periodically. However, the provided reference specifically details the use of hot soapy water for cleaning windscreen wiper blades.
