Wiper blades.

[midnightblue97]

Eugene,
Also, you can try checking out the Automotive Warehouse on the QEW and Glendale. I see they have some natural rubber blades there for a pretty good price. Not sure how good they are, but they sound good.

Automotive Warehouse is way too expensive. I usually buy the Rubber ones fro m Crapy Tire, cheap and effective.
Just had to add my 2 cents eventhough this thread is months old.

[Lil Freek]

I bought the Bosch ones from Oil Changers.. they're really good.. a little bit more expensive, but a significant difference in quality.

for the winter.. the canadian tire winter blades are pretty useful if you park outside.. they stop the wipers from freezing into an awkward shape.

[Intruder]

I recently replaced my wiper blades with Bosch blades. I paid $34 for them and I like them a lot.

[sam1]

i use the double bladed snap on ones from kmart. they work great and only cost 10 bucks for both. although the oem ones work awesome to.

[Kevin]

even for the ****ty weather in the north east, i personally recommend napa blades or trico exact fits. they seem to have served me the best as far as with holding function in ****ty conditions. but bottom line, wiper blades are something that should be changed often if you live in a rainy area (usually changed mine at least twice a year.. once before summer, once before winter) and even with all the crap my car went through, i found double and triple bladed wipers to be worthless.. nothing they can do that a single blade can't do.. this isn't like shopping for razors :p:
peace