have yall ever tried to unscrew the sprayer off of a bottle of

>>1196419
I've unscrewed many a spray bottle to reuse and repurpose.

I believe Rain-X was one of the bottles I gave up on.

What is this, American fog remover? Do you not have rubbing alcohol over there?

Not impossible. I've done it after my sprayer broke at the neck and replaced it with a regular one.

>limp wrist

>>1196553
You spray this stuff on the outside of your windshield so that the water beads up and rolls away instead of just staying on the windshield all the time.

>>1196587
but that's the thing, ive never encountered a jar lid or garden hose attachment that I couldn't impose my mighty American will upon.

>>1196568
really? I could get the pos to turn like 1/8th of an inch in either direction but that was it. I just told myself that it must not be threaded and cut the whole neck off in shame.

>>1196553
its a glass treatment that lets your windshield shed water and mud and shit. Pretty great desu

>>1196419
>place a hole
>fill/empty it
>close the hole with a plug/cork
or sacrifice 2 bottles for one if you really need it in two parts

File: tmp_25435-images1029507612.jpg (5KB, 225x225px)

5KB, 225x225px

>>1196419
one of these and a bit of elbow grease will take those little fuckers right off

>>1196649
why don't you guys just wax your windshield?

>>1197299
This stuff works really well, is easy to apply, and is pretty damn cheap.

>>1196553
Its main ingredient is denatured alcohol. Rubbing alcohol wouldn't work for this task, Nigel.

ive never wanted to use rain x before but fuck now i want to see what these bottles are all about

>>1197331
The washer stuff doesn't work as well as directly applying it. I do both anyway.

>>1197413
hmm I always thought they had the same properties