Hi folks,
I have my washer bottle out the car and given it a scrub as best I can inside and out. Still looks a bit grubby so will have another go with some better brushes and product
Any tips or tricks?
Any tips of washer bottle cleaning
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Someone told me the dishwasher works, but make sure it is clean first ! 
However it made little difference to mine so I bought a new one !
However it made little difference to mine so I bought a new one !
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I'm buying the twin bottles from Cotswolds - just spend £23.00 for a new one.. will look the business and is less hassle!jimf wrote:Hi folks,
I have my washer bottle out the car and given it a scrub as best I can inside and out. Still looks a bit grubby so will have another go with some better brushes and product
Any tips or tricks?
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Best tip - buy a new one.
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£23? They were asking over £30 at my dealers 5 years ago! For the standard/single bottle that isGert_8 wrote:I'm buying the twin bottles from Cotswolds - just spend £23.00 for a new one.. will look the business and is less hassle!jimf wrote:Hi folks,
I have my washer bottle out the car and given it a scrub as best I can inside and out. Still looks a bit grubby so will have another go with some better brushes and product
Any tips or tricks?
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£23.33 delivered! For the twin typeDanThe wrote:£23? They were asking over £30 at my dealers 5 years ago! For the standard/single bottle that isGert_8 wrote:I'm buying the twin bottles from Cotswolds - just spend £23.00 for a new one.. will look the business and is less hassle!jimf wrote:Hi folks,
I have my washer bottle out the car and given it a scrub as best I can inside and out. Still looks a bit grubby so will have another go with some better brushes and product
Any tips or tricks?
PONY, 2013 - "Anyway span 360 degrees hitting the kerb and giving the old man two fingers as I was spinning like Michael Schumacher would
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Thanks guys, didn't realise they were so inexpensive. I only really need a standard one now so surely that is even cheaper.
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Just got a price for a single standard bottle a I have deleted my headlamp wash system. £62!!!
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jimf wrote:Just got a price for a single standard bottle a I have deleted my headlamp wash system. £62!!!
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