CleanAirBlue Adblue 10L Can With Spout + 2L Car refill Can with Spill Proof Nozzle

Product as described, very good. My first time refilling an Adblue tank (I have a Skoda Yeti) - so simple to fill the tank with the 2L spout bottle (you really do need this, but once bought it can obviously be reused).I needed about 3.5 of these 2L sized bottles to fill my tank at the first 5,000 mile refill. I would recommend using a separate funnel when refilling the 2L bottle from the large 10L container. I would also recommend steadying the 2L bottle with your feet when refilling, as it is not that stable (especially in high winds).As noted earlier, the 2L spout bottle made the filling process so easy: screw the other end of the spout to the your car's Adblue tank, and push down and squeeze (to get the flow started in the vacuum). You will know when the tank is full when the suction process stops mid-flow (at just over 3 2L bottles for my Skoda tank).

Easy to use. No spillage. Have only used the refill bottle so far and will need to top that up from the main canister - but all tubing supplied.Use the refill cap carefully as it may be fragile - but inserts easily and locks on so you only have to push to release the fluid once the top cap is screwed securely to the car's filler. In the Mercedes ML it is next to the diesel cap so no climbing into the boot!

Great

Good product for price and easy to use screw on spout very handy

Found the system worked extremely well. Tip - recommend you use a clean plastic jug to pour into from the large container. You can then use a funnel to top up the smaller 2l container without risking any spills or mess.The twin capped device connecting the bottle to the car reservoir should be screwed firmly onto the 2l container with the long tube going to the bottom of the 2l container. Because of the valve you can invert the 2l bottle to attach the other cap to the car reservoir without any spillage. You might want to check that you have tightened it sufficiently first by inverting the bottle away from the car, just in case.Once you have attached the other cap to the car reservoir you just gently depress the entire bottle which squashes the spring in the valve and the liquid plugs steadily into he tank. Once the bottle is empty you remove the caps and refill the bottle and repeat. I used up about 8l filling up my reservoir but it really was a clean and tidy process.

An excellent item which worked well using the 2L refillable bottle with the special anti-spill nozzle which stops the flow of AdBlue when the tank is full. The nozzle has a collar that screws directly onto the neck of the car's AdBlue tank.Its simple to refill the 2L bottle from the big 10L container using the included tube type spout (which is two tubes combined, a large one for the AdBlue to flow through and a small one to allow air to flow back into container). Just lift the 10L container (which is quite heavy at first when it is full) and slowly pour the AdBlue into the 2L bottle ensuring the end of the tube remains inside the neck of the 2L bottle.

This is a good product & good value, but comes without any instructions on how to use the complicated filler bottle. I spent 30 very frustrating minutes trying to work out how to use it & eventually rendering it useless. Maybe I'm thick or daft, but another reviewer has said the same, so I'm not alone.

Care needs to be used with care as the refill can is of light, but adequate construction if used gently. Spillage is definitely best avoided as the liquid is fairly aggressive stuff, so if it happens, wash off immediately.