8.45oz Finish Jet-Dry Dishwasher Rinse Aid & Drying Agent Expired

Flip open top. Put your finger on the little hole. Turn bottle over right above dispenser. Remove finger from little hole. Squirt to fill dispenser. Put finger back on little hole. Turn bottle right side up. Flip close top.

Never spills a drop that way.

Thanks. If you add a tiny amount of this to your soap cannon when cleaning your outside windows it helps with streaking

It's supposed to rinse off your dishes, not dry onto them. The idea is that if makes water so slick that it drips right off, rinse aid included.

If it dries on, you will see the streaks - usually happens to the dishes closest to the dispenser right after refilling it.

I'm not sure how distilled vinegar is a replacement. Distilled vinegar is a cleaning agent on its own, but we're not looking for extra cleaning here, we're looking to make water bead up and drip off.

But you could be right. I still can't get over the fact that there's micro-plastic in all our water - in our oceans, in our drinking water, in commercial bottled beverages, in our beer! We're consuming micro-plastic on a daily basis. And the chemicals that permeate our soil from decades of dumping chemicals are now in our wheat, oats, and rice as they just absorb them from our soil. And who knows how many PFAS chemicals we ingested from all those years cooking on Teflon pans. We humans have been incredibly short-sighted when it comes to preserving our environment and our long-term health.

Edit: And I just read this morning that Lunchables were found to contain lead. WTF are we doing? We're effectively poisoning our kids for corporate profits. I mean, I'm sure they're not putting lead into the Lunchables - it's not like the companies that put melamine into baby formula to save money and secure their spot in a very special level of hell. But the fact that they can't - or can't be bothered - to make food for children with getting lead in the mix is pretty appalling.