Product details
Prestone Eco Refill -10°C Winter Screenwash Concentrate, 500ml (Makes 5 Litres)
On the hunt for a screenwash that really pulls its weight without taking up half the boot? The Prestone Eco Refill at -10°C is a brilliant little concentrate — small in size but proper tough on grime. With just 500ml, you can whip up a whopping 5 litres of windscreen washer fluid, meaning fewer trips to the shops and less faff when topping up. It’s spot on for winter driving, cutting through all that muck and slush you get on British roads, leaving your windscreen sparkling clear and streak-free. Perfect when you’re trying to keep your wits about you on those dull, gloomy mornings.
Why go for Prestone Eco Refill?
Besides keeping your windscreen in tip-top shape, this eco-friendly concentrate comes in a neat bottle that uses over 75% less plastic than your typical 5-litre screenwash jugs. So, you’re doing your bit for the planet while looking after your car. It’s safe to use with automatic wipers and headlight washers too, so no need to worry about mucking up your car’s fancy tech. Just pour, dilute, and Bob’s your uncle.
Formulated to stay frost-free down to -10°C, it’s more than up to the task for most chilly UK winters. If you’re fed up with foggy, grimy screens or lugging about bulky bottles, this little gem is a handy solution. Plus, it’s easy to stash away in your garage or boot without hogging space.
How to use it and what you’ll notice
Simply mix the 500ml concentrate with water to make 5 litres of ready-to-use screenwash — couldn’t be simpler. Once diluted, it’ll keep your windscreen clear of bugs, dirt, and road film, even when the weather’s truly grim. You’ll spot fewer streaks and smears, which means better visibility and safer journeys.
All in all, the Prestone Eco Refill is a clever, effective, and eco-conscious pick for anyone wanting a reliable winter screenwash without the bulk or waste. It’s a small bottle that really delivers, keeping your windscreen spotless while saving you money and space — what’s not to love?