I live in an apartment, and I often bring my car to my dealer a few miles away. They offer free car washes as long as you own the car. On weekends I wash it myself at my Dad's house. I've got it pretty easy, I knowbelletire said:For those of you who live in apartments or condos, I'm curious where you wash your car. Lugging everything to the quarter car wash just to use their hose is a bit of a pain in the....
I do it in my parking spot. I'm fortunate to have the parking spot next to mine empty because that unit is vacant. It's been REAL nice having all of that space and no concerns about getting dings, etc.belletire said:For those of you who live in apartments or condos, I'm curious where you wash your car. Lugging everything to the quarter car wash just to use their hose is a bit of a pain in the....
belletire said:For those of you who live in apartments or condos, I'm curious where you wash your car. Lugging everything to the quarter car wash just to use their hose is a bit of a pain in the....
All over. I pay particular attention to the underbody where the road grime accumulates.belletire said:I'm curious where you wash your car...
I use the quarter wash as well.belletire said:For those of you who live in apartments or condos, I'm curious where you wash your car. Lugging everything to the quarter car wash just to use their hose is a bit of a pain in the....
That's pretty cool, now if I only I had a garden hose setup. :banghead:Turk said:I just purchased a Mr. Clean car wash system as I heard that the ionized water rinse essentually gives you a spotless drip dry. I am actually very impressed! It works very well! Even the soap application makes cleaning the car easier. I bought the pro kit at walmart for $24.88 and it includes a wash mitt. soap, filter, case, and nozzel. It has a great spray pattern, and I just can't get over the spotless rinse with filtered water. Without it, all the water that collects in those fake front diamond grills, eventually drips out and spots the bumper. Doesn't leave a spot with this system. Also, the chrome wheels and glass are absolutly spotless after air drying! I was told the filters were expensive, but found them to be quite reasonable. A 10 wash filter is 5.95. $.50 a wash - well worth it.
Check it out - I'm a believer!
The filters may last longer if you remove the filter during wash and only put it back it to rinse as the instructions indicate - but I don't bother - I just leave it in the whole time. And one of these days I will get my whole house water softener fixed so I will be using softened and filtered water on my car (that is when I get a Sky - currently I get free auto-matic wash at the Honda dealer).Turk said:I just purchased a Mr. Clean car wash system as I heard that the ionized water rinse essentually gives you a spotless drip dry. I am actually very impressed! It works very well! Even the soap application makes cleaning the car easier. I bought the pro kit at walmart for $24.88 and it includes a wash mitt. soap, filter, case, and nozzel. It has a great spray pattern, and I just can't get over the spotless rinse with filtered water. Without it, all the water that collects in those fake front diamond grills, eventually drips out and spots the bumper. Doesn't leave a spot with this system. Also, the chrome wheels and glass are absolutly spotless after air drying! I was told the filters were expensive, but found them to be quite reasonable. A 10 wash filter is 5.95. $.50 a wash - well worth it.
Check it out - I'm a believer!