Traditional wiper blades are designed primarily to move water off the windshield. While they can handle rain effectively, they may struggle when the glass is covered with stubborn debris such as bug splatter, bird droppings, tree sap, or road grime. Instead of removing these contaminants, a conventional blade can spread them across the windshield and leave behind streaks that interfere with visibility.
Scrubblade takes a different approach by combining scrubbing and squeegeeing into one wiper system. Its patented design uses a textured front edge to loosen stubborn debris before a trailing blade clears away the residue and water. From its cleaning mechanism and testing to its aerodynamic design and weather-specific options, here are five ways Scrubblade is designed to go beyond the basic function of a conventional wiper.
