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Windscreen washer fluid is a vital part of your vehicle’s maintenance, helping to keep your windscreen clean and your view of the road unobstructed. Formulated with a mix of water and cleaning agents, it breaks down dirt, grease and insect residue, allowing your wipers to clear the glass effectively without smearing or streaking.
Using a quality car screenwash not only improves visibility but also helps protect your wiper blades and windscreen by removing debris that can cause wear over time. Many formulations also include antifreeze properties, helping to prevent the fluid from freezing in colder temperatures and ensuring reliable performance all year round.
At Opie Oils, we offer a wide range of wash options, including pods and screenwash concentrate. Concentrates can be diluted to suit the season, making them a cost-effective and practical choice for year-round use.
Shop screen wash at Opie Oils today. And don’t forget to browse our wider range of oils and fluids for engine oil, air conditioning fluid, brake fluid, and more.
It’s best to use a proper screen wash product. Water alone won’t remove tougher dirt like grease or insect residue, and it can freeze in colder temperatures.
No. Antifreeze is used in the engine cooling system, while screenwash is designed specifically to clean your windscreen. Screenwash does have anti-freezing properties, though, to help defrost the windscreen in sub-zero temperatures.
Some can be used neat for added freeze protection in winter, but most are designed to be diluted with water for everyday use.
Yes. If your washer system doesn’t work or has no fluid, it can result in an MOT failure as it affects visibility.
Yes, your vehicle must be able to clean the windscreen effectively to ensure clear visibility while driving.
You can, but it’s best to stick to similar types and colours to avoid any unwanted reactions.
Yes, but it’s far from an exact science! If it looks OK to use, it’ll be OK to use. Some of the anti-freeze properties may fade slightly over time. Screenwash should have a shelf-life that’s typically two to five years, depending on how it’s stored and its formulation. Bottles are typically marked with a date of manufacture rather than an expiry date.
This depends on the time of year, usage, and conditions, but typically a few months between top-ups.
Screen wash pods are concentrated tablets that dissolve in water, allowing you to create your own screenwash while reducing plastic use and storage space.
