I bought a car recently and I have an inquiry. Where does the

>>16748705
pee on your seat and they refill, do this once a week

>>16748705
Long has mankind asked this question, unfortunately we will never know.

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>>16748705
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>Does it need to be replaced or is it self-replenishing?

Anon, stop being wrong on the internet. Its not good for you.

So is it water or some kind of fluid that I need to buy? Do I have to use it or is water okay to use? What about vinegar?

>>16748796
You really should buy your water directly from your dealership

>>16748796
In case you really are this retarded, yes you should buy the fluid. It should be under $2 for a gallon, and get the one rated for the lowest temperature you'll see right now.

>>16748796
Just fill it up with petrol/gas. It's cheaper and won't damage the system unlike tap water.

>>16749001
This, kerosene works wonders too surprisingly.

>>16748705
Top kek

>>16749683
kero is expensive though

>>16748705
The little grate at the bottom of your windshield collects rainwater to use later. The tank has a little soap pellet in it that will last longer than the car. You only need to fill it up if you live in a literal desert. I would recommend giving your wipers a nice coat of oil so they're properly lubricated when wiping your windshield. Just use a little dab of motor oil from the dip stick.

>>16748989
Being this retarded