Spillage of washer fluid on windscreen by the wipers

Yes, I find that happens a lot and takes 3 or 4 sweeps to clear completely at lower speeds leaving spills on the passenger side of the screen. Above 50 mph it's less of a problem.

 

What do you use to wash your car.....temperature when it happens.....what type of windshield fluid you use
Are this factory wipers
Did you inspect rubber for chips....cuts....etc
Did you check nozzle adjustment for good spray pattern?

 

Yep, mine do that, too. That big left wiper pushes a lot up against the left side of the wind screen. Accelerating onto the highway clears it away. Or sometimes I get out of the car with a squee Gee and wipe it away.

 

The wipers are badly timed with the washers on many cars - I use the same solution as hybridhead:

"My solution: manually activate the wiper another two or three times, but still each time there is spillage on the way down (getting less each time)."

 

Not sure if this will work..but. Apply Rain X to the part of the screen that the wiper doesn't touch next to the A pillar. I'm going to do this as soon as the temperature rises. My thought is the fluid will sheet off that area faster.

I hate Rain X on the whole windshield but I love it on the rest of the glass.

 

The problem some of us are finding here is that, on the parking stroke there is spillage thrown onto the cleared passenger side of the windscreen. This then had to be cleared with a number of extra sweeps before it's cleared properly. The uncleared portion of screen is not the problem for us.

 

Well, as for Cornwall, it sometimes stops raining. Like today, so I'd better go out and play for a while before it starts again.

 

I have the same issue. Poor design imo. My solution is the same as yours.
The wipers also do not effectively clear salt spray on the upper right passenger side, because the wiper fluid does not get all the way up there before the wipers automatically trigger. It's actually my biggest complaint about the car

 

I agree, poor design, the driver side wiper is too large and they are too slow on the wash-wipe cycle.
My solution for the wash-wipe cycle is, spray then pull the stalk all the way down to fast speed until clear. This tends to flick the water off the wipers more.

 

Yes. On pretty much every car I have owned over 50 years or so........to some degree or another.
(And just when I thought I had already seen OCD at it's worst !!!)

 

I have the exact issue as well. I think there's little blade pressure on that part of the screen as I've sprayed the guts out of it trying to remove the salt.