Reading: As the popularity of automobiles, car cleaning, skin care products are also more and more, automotive glass water is one of the most typical one. Many people may ask why glass water is used? What is the role of glass water? Let's take a closer look at the use of glass water.

The so-called glass water is the common name for the windshield washer fluid. It belongs to the consumables used in the car. High-quality automotive windshield water consists mainly of water, alcohol, ethylene glycol, corrosion inhibitors and a variety of surfactants. Automobile windshield water is commonly known as glass water (ie, net of windows). It has many functions, the most basic is the cleaning function; the net window is made up of a variety of surfactants and additives. Surfactants usually have wetting, penetrating, solubilizing and other functions, so as to play the role of cleaning decontamination. In addition, glassy water also has the function of anti-fog, such as when it rains on cloudy days, the car just starts to feel a layer of fog on the windshield, which seriously interferes with the driver's eyesight. At this time, the glass can continue to maintain the car after exceeding. The glass is transparent and clean. It mainly uses glass water to form a single molecular protective layer on the glass surface of the car. This layer of protective film can prevent the formation of fog, ensure the clear and transparent windshield, clear vision. At the same time, glassy water also has the role of antifreeze. In winter, crystals will condense on the windows of the car. In glass water, because of the presence of alcohol and ethylene glycol, the freezing point of the liquid can be significantly reduced, thus playing a role in preventing freezing. Quickly dissolves the frost, allowing the glass to quickly return to a clean state.

The above is the most common use of glass water, in addition to the anti-static, anti-corrosion, lubricant and other effects of glass water, so many of the above described, this is why we use glass water.