Holts Screenies Wipes

Description: Screen Wipes.

Newest Review: ... be well impressed of course, it might keep, we'll see. I can't include info on the ingredients used, because Holts keep it ... more

... secret, pity really, because someone here could be alergic to it, I really think it is only a watered down version of liquid screenwash. As for any difference between interior and exterior, well, perhaps there isn't any, you decide. Their address is:- Holt Lloyd International Ltd Oakhurst Drive Lawnhurst Trading Estate Cheadle Heath Stockport SK3 0RZ E-mail address:- info@holtsauto.com Telephone: 0161 491 7391 The company does have their own website:- http://www.holtsauto.com/ It's worth reading the section calle...more

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Holts Screenies Wipes: Keep your screen clean. (482 words)
by - written on 04/08/08 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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The Holts company are one of the premier names in the car cleaning and car care industry. They are the makers of REDEX, and MOLYSLIP, not to mention the SIMONIZE range! They do Radweld and Gungum as well. They have been involved in this industry for nearly seventy years now. My review is on "Screenies", the name given for screen wipes. There are actually two sorts, interior & exterior, we will review the exterior ones. They are sold in packets of fifteen if I remember right, there's no point in including more because they would tend to dry out. The packs are made to line your gloveboxuntil needed. Once opened, they are brilliant ... Read the complete review

What a Cracking View! (1039 words)
by - written on 29/11/06 (Very useful, 639 readings)
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It was ‘chucking it down’ the other evening as I left to pick one of the kids up from football practice. As I leapt out of the front door narrowly avoiding falling A over T on the wet leaves that littered our driveway I decided to take the wife’s car as it was closest. It’s a 7-seater people carrier and I jumped in and turned the ignition, the dash lit up and I immediately looked at the petrol gauge, something I’ve learnt always to do as I’m sure my wife has a phobia of petrol stations. One solitary amber bar was displayed, well that was enough to get me to the training ground and back again so off I went. As I pulled out of the drive a high pitched beep ... Read the complete review

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