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Tesco screenwash water!
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Moral of the story - always check your washer bottle level, more so at this time of the year..
However, I do agree that water should be free - afterall, it comes out of the sky. Plus with all the snow we had 2 weeks ago the price should drop..!
I'm actually thinking of changing my water supply to Oxfam as it only costs £2 per month according to the adverts..0 -
Why? Is it free at home?0
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Is this just water, or does it contain screenwash?0
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Because most of their competitors give it for free, which is why i [STRIKE]got[/STRIKE] paid 10p per liter more for fuel at Shell and used their 'free' water.
Found it interesting it was 20p for air which requires a compressor etc but £1 for water that only needs connected to a pipe.
Sorry, hehe
And that my son, is how to waft a towel!0 -
Pretty sure the Tesco £1 screenwash isn't just water, it's water plus additive0
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yesh tesco screenwash water actually has screenwash in it all ready. its not just water.0
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