The windshield wiper can cause various problems, including water streaking or sheeting, drops on water after wiping, and chatter. Wiper blades can be coated with road film, or in the case of a new car, wax from the car wash. So try cleaning the blades first with soapy water. If that doesn't help, it may be time for new blades. Windshield drops that remain after wiping are usually caused by the presence of oil, road film, or diesel exhaust residues on the screen. Use an alcohol or ammonia solution or otherwise a cleaner that is not abrasive to clean the windshield. If the wiper blades are dirty or worn, or if the wiper arms are out of alignment, it may chatter. As you previously did, clean the blades and windscreen. Make sure that the wiper arm is adjusted so that pressure is applied evenly along the full length of the blade and that it is at rest perpendicular to the windscreen. If the situation does not improve, change the blades and wiper arms.