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I think Rain X uses acetone in it's formula. You'll need that or something similar to remove it from the tank. If'n it was me I'd replace the tank.

edit: oh wait, just realized that it's not the Rain X treatment...sorry

Here is a link for the MSDS of their products:

. These will tell you what solvent is used in the product. If it's not an exotic you could use it to clean the tank.
https://www.rainx.com/heres-how/safety-data-sheets/

Check out the one for the windhield washer additive

Product Name Rain-X Washer Fluid Additive

Product Code 31037
Document SKU: RX11314, RX11806D

It looks like IPA is the solvent.

I'd still opt for a new tank but I'm lazy.
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