Anyone recognise this label?

[dhutch]

Tidying up previous owners stuff in the garage, nearly full, looks useful, what do I use it for! And or how do I bin it.






Cheers


Daniel

[magooagain]

Might be brick wash.

[eldar]

Rose wine? Does it taste good?

[Spare tyre]

Bum wash

Old cottaging stuff

[dhutch]

magooagain said:

Might be brick wash.

That's not a half bad shout. Assuming it even is what it says it is!

[bristolbaron]

dhutch said:

That's not a half bad shout. Assuming it even is what it says it is!

Second letter is an ‘i’ though?
Bicycle wash?!
Big ball wash?

What’s the small writing on the right hand side? Any clues?

[KungFuPanda]

Whatever it is, spray it on your alloys. It’ll bring them up a treat.

[hutchst]

It's a bottle of Brexit Hogwash. You can get it mail order from the BBC.

[Ledaig]

and from a slightly different angle:

Biobed or Biofilter wash.

Just above the Ref No 4001 at the bottom right looks to be the word 'pesticides'. This would tie in with the 'ditch' seen just above it.

i.e. don't let it drain off in to waterways or ditches.

[Henners]

Yup, ‘pesticides’ to me

[dhutch]

bristolbaron said:

Second letter is an ‘i’ though?
Bicycle wash?!
Big ball wash?

What’s the small writing on the right hand side? Any clues?

Fair points.

Apologies for PH images turning it sideways, but if you click to enlarge image you can read it as per the screenshot of th bottom right.

Never even heard of bio filter wash. Googled it, we have no evidence of a pond or fish, other than a bit of black sheet that could be pond liner also in the garage. Might even be from their previous house 40 years ago?

I can half imagine him to have been a fish type, into his cars and the like, and then they moved here with young ish children, might have put a stop to it.


Daniel

Edited by dhutch on Saturday 25th June 14:58

[GliderRider]

LPL (bottom left on the label) could be Liquid Plastics Limited, now part of Sika. They do a product called Biowash for the treatment of flat roofs to prevent microbe growth.

Sika Biowash MSDS

Perhaps there used to be another word in the name, as the 'Bi' and the 'Wash' seem along way apart.

Edited by GliderRider on Saturday 6th April 16:55

Edited by GliderRider on Saturday 6th April 16:56

[Dixy]

Do you live in Salisbury?

[dhutch]

Could well be, the garage does have a grotty flat roof that's likely been bodged a million times before being redone just long enough ago it now needs doing again.

No where need Salisbury, up the other corner at the top of the Wirral.


Daniel

[mad4amanda]

could be a form of pva wash I have some here somewhere for damp treatment?

[ApOrbital]

Drink it and get back to us.

[anonymous-user]

Id say brickwash

have a sniff - it will be a strong acrid smell if so.

Put a drop and some concrete and if it fizzes then its acid and likely brickwash

[Bright Halo]

To safely dispose of it, take it to your local council dump/recycling site and hand it over to them.

[Baby Shark doo doo doo doo]

bk wash. You fill the cap and use it to dip each side of your scrotum.

[anonymous-user]

GliderRider said:

LPL (bottom left on the label) could be Liquid Plastics Limited, now part of Sika. They do a product called Biowash for the treatment of flat roofs to prevent microbe growth.

Sika Biowash MSDS

Perhaps there used to be another word in the name, as the 'Bi' and the 'Wash' seem along way apart.

Edited by GliderRider on Saturday 6th April 16:55

Edited by GliderRider on Saturday 6th April 16:56