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American inventor Mary Anderson is popularly credited with devising the first operational windshield wiper in 1903. In Anderson's patent, she called her invention a "window cleaning device" for electric cars and other vehicles. It was operated manually by a lever inside the vehicle.
There were at least 2 other similar patents filed in 1903 for devices of this type.
Usually the early wipers were manually operated (hopefully by the passenger not the driver) although some patents suggested use of vacuum motor or electric motor drive as a possibility.
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How often to replaced your airplane windshield wipers?
every year
Windshield wipers not working?
Windshield wipers don't work
What are windscreen wipers made of?
Windshield wipers are made out of natural rubber. They are made with an adapter that can be used universally with every vehicle. There are 3 types of wipers: standard, curved, and spoiler.
How do you reattach the windshield wipers back on?
Why are there windshield wipers inside the car?
How do you repair squeaking windshield wipers on a 1999 Suburban?
Replace the windshield wipers.
Why were the windshield wipers invented?
out of nesesity they were made to keep rain of the window
Who invented windshield wipers?
Mary Anderson invented windshield wipers in 1903.
Where can one purchase windshield wipers that work intermittently?
When purchasing windshield wipers that work intermittently, they can be any windshield wipers that are the correct size. The ability to work intermittently is a wiring/fuse ordeal. This does not play a part in the selection of windshield wipers that you choose from.
Who made windshield wipers?
Mary Andersen invented them. TRICO was the first company.
When were winshield wipers invented?
Windshield wipers were invented in the year of 1903 by an American man named J. H. Apjohn.sources: wikipedia
How do windshield wipers work?
The windshield wipers go back in forth if you now now what i mean
In what year were windshield wipers invented and by who?
In November of 1903 a woman named Mary Anderson
