Sea, sand, and sunny skies; undercarriage wash

[Texsox]

Now that I stopped using automatic washes, how should I clean and rinse the underside of my F150 after driving on the beach and splashing through salt water?


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[Mike Phillips]

Park your truck in your front lawn and place a lawn sprinkler under it overnight. The continual water spray will rinse most of the sand and dirt off the undercarriage especially if you do this as soon as you can.

:)

[dcjredline]

Do you have an answer for EVERYTHING???? Thats a great idea!!! Wow, so thankful your here Mike


Park your truck in your front lawn and place a lawn sprinkler under it overnight. The continual water spray will rinse most of the sand and dirt off the undercarriage especially if you do this as soon as you can.

:)

[Texsox]

That's what I was thinking. I also considered the pressure washer at the self service but was worried about mechanical damage. I wish I could get the truck onto the backyard lawn.

Thank you


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[TLMitchell]

Sounds like you need an Undercarriage Wand pressure washer attachment:

PWMall-88.0125-16" Undercarriage Cleaner with 24" Extension Wand, 22mm Inlet (http://www.pwmall.com/p-139966-88_0125-16-undercarriage-cleaner-with-24-extension-wand-22mm-inlet.aspx)

TL