Windshield fluid emitters are clogged up

hose feel off?
or not using antifreeze washer fuild
and the water became ice and split open the pump or any hose.

use the correct fluid cleaner, if it gets cold there.
not in Florida keys?

1. check your windshield washer fluid level.
2. make sure you can hear the fluid pump operating when you operate the switch.
3. If you can hear the pump working and you have fluid in the reservoir but still no spray,
   
4. check the washer fluid lines don't have holes and aren't clogged or pinched. check the sprayer nozzles make sure they are not clogged with debris.
5. if your washer still doesn't work your fluid pump is probably the problem.
   

Sounds like the spray nozzle is bent or partially plugged up.

Try using a "Tooth-pic" or pin tool to clean out debris from the two spouts at the windshield. If these are clogged, and I've seen it happen hundreds of times, the washer fluid will go nowhere. It's like having your finger stuck inside a water hose......nothing will come out. Many people use water from a hose to fill the washer bottle and this water has contaminants that will clog the spout at the windshield. Also poorly made washer fluid will clog the line and thus nothing will come out. To free up the clog just use a tooth-pic to dislodge the debris. The best windshield washer fluid I could recommend to ease this problem would be a home-made batch of 40% Windex to 60% distilled water. God Luck!

check fuse ..and if good..wiper pump may be bad or clogged lines from being cold if you are in cold weather

Windshield washer fluid pump motor has gone bad or the wire leads have corroded, causing no connection. The Windshield washer fluid motor pump is located at the washer fluid canister. Inspect the wire leads and check for 12Volts when turned on. If there is power and the pump does not work, replace the pump.

Thank you for using fixya and be safe.

OK, if there is no fluid coming out of the nozzle when you hit the button for it, then it's because the pump motor is burnt out, or the wiring to it is discontinuous.

Look for the pump motor in or around the reservoir for the windshield wiper fluid, where you add i; below it.

I expect that you have two different pumps. One for your headlights and one for the winshield. So making the following test, turn off your headlights and try to get washer in your windshield. If you hear the sound of a pump then the line is disconnected or clogged somewhere. If you don't hear anything then the pump is bad. Not hard to replace (should be attached to the reservoir), not very expensive I would say $60 in auto part store)
Hope it will help
Dan

Either the pump is bad, or the nozzles are clogged.

If the windshield fluid is coming slowly then nozzles are clogged you need to
use a safety pin and clean the nozzle on the hood and adjust the nozzle ....