Fairy liquid rots the rubber window seals and causes blown windows.
The thin film it leaves on the glass also causes dirt particles to adhere to it. So i use a proprietary brand like gg3, designed for the job.
Do you have any experience or evidence to back that claim up?
just type ...will fairy liquid rot rubber (seals).........into google and read...............
the surfactants it contains does a loveley job of ensuring its salt content can slide down behind the rubber seal and do its job on the glass seals
Or just pop a bit of rubber in a little pot of fairy and leave it and see what it goes like for yourself.
Still no evidence or experience from those posters to support the claim though.
In one they say "oil and grease does aswell" Well why do they use grease to install the rubber into the windows when they make them then??!!
And as for blowing the window seals,again thats nigh on impossible as the glass sits on packers,thus above the water,which incidently drains off through 2, inch wide drainage holes either end of the aperture.
What makes them blow is warm temps inside and freezing ones outside-constant expanding and shrinking over the years eventually shrinks the rubber seal between the 2 panes.Trust me a bit of fairy every 4 weeks wouldnt affect it at all,its a very very thick seal.
I for one will always use fairy.It will take more than a couple of anoraks on car forums worried about rust to put me off lol