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How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
For a small car, at least 16 oz and that's not including glass, trim, or wheels.
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
About 20-25 oz. A 16oz bottle will give you about 32 washes give or take. Best waterless wash on the planet.
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I'm using about 44oz for an SUV including jambs - but not wheels. Everything gets soaked.
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
You guys are all talking about the diluted oz arent you? If not geesh that is alot of UWW+ per car.
"Dirt likes detergent so much better than the surface that it's attached to, it'll leave that surface to go hang out with the soap"... aim4squirrels
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
I use about 32oz per wash, I have a gallon so I have enough until death at their dilution ratios
Back to the full-time grind.
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
Originally Posted by dcjredline
You guys are all talking about the diluted oz arent you? If not geesh that is alot of UWW+ per car.
with waterless was, better safe than sorry. plenty of towels and plenty of solution to spray.
i think i go through about 10-12 oz when doing my car with it. but its never super dirty, mostly road dust from a few days of driving. and i use a nice pump sprayer so i dont worry about trigger hand fatigue.
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
Originally Posted by TurboToys
with waterless was, better safe than sorry. plenty of towels and plenty of solution to spray.
i think i go through about 10-12 oz when doing my car with it. but its never super dirty, mostly road dust from a few days of driving. and i use a nice pump sprayer so i dont worry about trigger hand fatigue.
So you use UWW+ straight? No dilution? Thats what I am wondering with everyone elses replies. What dilution are they using.
I think OP was asking how much of the chemical was everyone using not the dilution. I could be wrong.
"Dirt likes detergent so much better than the surface that it's attached to, it'll leave that surface to go hang out with the soap"... aim4squirrels
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
Originally Posted by dcjredline
So you use UWW+ straight? No dilution? Thats what I am wondering with everyone elses replies. What dilution are they using.
I think OP was asking how much of the chemical was everyone using not the dilution. I could be wrong.
I'd assume we are all using it at the recommended 0.5 oz UWW+ to 22oz of water.
In that case, I use between 0.4 and 1.0 oz of actual UWW+ concentrate per car.
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Re: How many oz of UWW+ per car (in average)?
Originally Posted by dcjredline
So you use UWW+ straight? No dilution? Thats what I am wondering with everyone elses replies. What dilution are they using.
I think OP was asking how much of the chemical was everyone using not the dilution. I could be wrong.
.. lol no.
solution = dilution.
otherwise if someone uses something straight they will say concentrate/concentration or full strength
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