Innovative Windshield Washer Additive for Safer and Cleaner Driving Offered at ScrublessBugAWay.com

Rena Adam Enterprises LLC proudly offers the innovative Scrubless-Bug-A-Way additive to help clean bugs off the windshield.

2014-04-25

BRIGHTON, MI, April 25, 2014 (Press-News.org) Rena Adam Enterprises LLC, a company offering a range of car accessories and related products, presents its new, automotive bug remover product. Aptly called Scrubless Bug-a-Way, the liquid is added to the windshield washer cleaner to help clean bugs off the windshield.

"We understand how frustrating it is to clean off bugs, and we are excited to offer a product that works," the Brighton, Michigan-based company says. "Let the Scrubless-Bug-a-Way product be the perfect companion for extensive trips on the road. There is no need to stop along your trip just to clean the bugs off ever again!"

As an innovative windshield washer additive, Scrubless-Bug-a-Way removes all insects and road dirt that vehicles are prone to getting with every trip. The eight-ounce bottle of specially designed formula will help keep windshield free from the annoying bugs and unsightly grime for safer and cleaner travels.

By using Bug-a-Way, car owners enjoy a low-cost remedy to persistent and hard-to-remove dirt. It is also the perfect cleaning additive throughout the summer as it is environmentally safe and keeps the windshield clean without taking paint off the car.

To use the Scrubless-Bug-a-Way, users simply need to pour the entire bottle into their windshield washer tank and add one gallon of windshield washer fluid. They may also ask their service tech to add the special liquid formula to the reservoir at next oil change. This process helps prevent stubborn hard bugs and other insects from being plastered to the windshield mid-transit.

Unlike most other bug removers currently sold on the market, Scrubless-Bug-a-Way does not require cleaning of the windshield after application. The innovative product cleans thoroughly and does not require any more than just a quick spray down. The 8 oz. bottle is sold for $5 plus shipping at Amazon.com.

To find out more about the breakthrough windshield insect and grime removing additive from Rena Adam Enterprises LLC, please visit http://www.scrublessbugaway.com for information and orders.

About Rena Adam Entrprises LLC
Scrubless-Bug-A-Way is a new product that helps protect car windshields from insects and grimes that stick during travel. Offered by Rena Adam Enterprises LLC, the product requires a quick and easy use without post-application cleaning.

Company Contact Information
Rena Adam Entrprises LLC
Jack Carreras
9864 E. Grand River Ave.
Ste 110- #158
Brighton, MI 48116
Phone : 877 629 8543

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