Fill up on washer fluid, just like gas.

Visiting his sister in Europe, Pierre Néron came across washer-fluid refill pumps at service stations. Nothing like it existed in Québec. The idea became real in 2013.

European inspiration, 100% Québec design: the concept is still unique in North America.

  1. Pay

    Card or Apple Pay, right at the pump. You pay by the millilitre: exactly what you pour, not a jug size decided in advance.

  2. Open

    Open the hood, then the washer-fluid reservoir cap. Same move as with a jug, without the funnel or the plastic.

  3. Fill up

    Fill at the nozzle, like at the pump. Stop when the reservoir is full. One fill, one jug less.

    Filling the reservoir at the nozzle
−40 °C

The fluid sold at the pump is good to −40 °C. No summer blend to swap, no bad surprise in January. The icon on every pump says it: a windshield, a spray, “−40°” inside a droplet.

22 million jugs is too many. Goal: zero jugs.

Over 22 million washer-fluid jugs circulate in Québec every year. Every fill at the pump replaces one. Let’s cut them off at the source. Join the blue revolution.

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A user at the nozzle of a Station Lave-Glace pump