Screenwash?

pitkin2020

roswell wrote: »

normal water and a cap full of dettol to keep the nastys dead.

Wig wrote: »

In this weather?

What do you do when your washer bottle is frozen solid and your pump is broken from freezing up?

They take the car back to the dealer and reject it in the hope they will replace their 10 year old car for a new shiny one :rotfl::rotfl:

valefella

i simply half fill with lukewarm water,add 5 squirts of cillit bang,then top up full with the rest of the water. Been trialling it for a month. Working well,i will be sticking to the formula.

StrongWork

valefella wrote: »

i simply half fill with lukewarm water,add 5 squirts of cillit bang,then top up full with the rest of the water. Been trialling it for a month. Working well,i will be sticking to the formula.

Doubt that'll be good for the paint tbh.

londonTiger

wilkinsons does 5ltr screenwash for £1.30 lasts ages. get 3 or 4

londonTiger

StrongWork wrote: »

Doubt that'll be good for the paint tbh.

also the plastic tubing. you dnt want to put a strong acid in that eats the internals up

Apples2

This thread simply will not die.

LandyAndy

valefella wrote: »

i simply half fill with lukewarm water,add 5 squirts of cillit bang,then top up full with the rest of the water. Been trialling it for a month. Working well,i will be sticking to the formula.

Bang and the thread is gone....





.....not.

chingy

The best thing to do is buy the double concentrate then make it up as you go along... that's one way of saving money.
1 L costs about £4.

Crabman

chingy wrote: »

The best thing to do is buy the double concentrate then make it up as you go along... that's one way of saving money.
1 L costs about £4.

Welcome to MSE :hello:

Always a good idea to check and compare the dilution ratios on the back of the bottle. I've found in the past that the terms super/double concentrate don't necessarily mean it's the most concentrated (or suitable) product.

john_holmes

Been using washing up liquids for absolutely decades, switching to commercial brands only in the winter for their antifreeze qualities, in all that time I have never had any issues with damage to the wash system or paintwork, unless I have wash/wax handy washing up liquid is also added to the bucket to wash the bodywork. Same as usual its a case of scaremongering, even the AA only complain about over foaming, in that case use a bit less