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CW1:100 "Super" screenwash, ready-to-use
Ready-to-use summer screenwash with anti-limescale formula
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Window Cleaner "Summer" — ready-to-use washer fluid 3 L
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Ready-to-use screenwash
Ready-to-use screenwash: Ready-mixed screenwash shifts dirt through the washer system. The ready-to-use mix goes in as it comes; seasonal rating and material approvals are still worth a check.
Approval for the jets, the paint and the plastics around them counts as much as the cleaning power.
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