Floor wax in Windshield washer tank

This is one for Click and Clack or anyone of similar bent:
It was about 12 degrees this morning when I went out to add fluid to my windshield washer. In my rush to get back inside to my nice warm cozy chair I inadvertently (read that as "stupidly without paying attention") grabbed up a new bottle, ripped off the seal and started pouring it into the tank. What surprised me was that it was white instead of a clear blue liquid. Finally, waking up to the fact that something seemed incongruent, I checked the label on the container and discovered to my dismay that it was floor wax. Whaddya think? Think it'll pass through without creating any problems? Or will it clog up my washer mechanism and hoses? I wonder how low a temperature it will stand before it freezes. I don't want to go out there again to siphon it out (too cold). I did one smart thing anyway: I bought this '04 Prius brand new. Still love it!!

 

I used my sister-in-law's turkey baster and stood out there at 15 degrees [Syracuse, NY] for 40 minutes sucking all that stuff out of the reservoir. When I used it this noon before working on it I got a hard-to-see through coating of wax on my windshield. Thank Whomever that the sun was in the right direction and didn't glare up the view. All seems to be working now. I had to jam a rag down in there to soak up the residue before I put in new Washer Fluid. Now if I only had a use for a 70-30 mixture of floor wax/washer fluid.