Anyone use Rinseless as their primary wash method?

[SonOfOC]

Please clarify... You spray entire car with ONR and then go back
and wash ENTIRE car followed by drying entire car. My question: it's actually possible to do entire car instead of panel by panel without having to worry about ONR drying up before you dry it
Off? .

Correct. I use a garden sprayer to pre-soak the car. Takes minutes. Then do a regular ONR wash for the entire car. Then dry the entire car. In the garage you will not need to do a panel at a time.

Isn't that more of a waterless wash?

So, why do you prefer waterless over rinseless? I can see a place for both

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No. I'm still using a bucket and doing a regular ONR wash after presoaking the car first. Lastly, rinseless is safer than waterless.

[Old Tiger]

I don't see those places for both.

Persuade me otherwise.
Perhaps: By sharing your places?

Thanks.

Bob

Bob,
Ikeep a 2 gallon garden sprayer of UWW+ on hand. My process is
1- hose off car and drive into garage
2 - Spray down car with UWW+ and then prepare rinseless. This allows time for dwell. I use DG, ONR or UWW+ at rinseless dilution
3 - Use Microfiber Madness IncrediSponges to wash. I do one or two panels at a time, working top down.
4 -Blot dry with a Mothers Foam core MF.
5. Apply Ammo Hydrate to a damp Madness Dry Me Crazy MF and buff with a dry one of same.

If my wheels are real dirty, I bucket wash them before entering garage.

[Chrono]

Can someone share their favorite drying aid?

[Old Tiger]

Can someone share their favorite drying aid?

Ammo Hydrate is best IME!

[cleanmycorolla]

Can someone share their favorite drying aid?

There's a great thread on this when you search.

[DaHen]

Can someone share their favorite drying aid?

Good old leaf blower does a great job at drying.

[FUNX650]

Bob,
I keep a 2 gallon garden sprayer of UWW+ on hand. My process is

1- hose off car and drive into garage
2-
3-
4-
5-

Whoa...Wait a minute!

IMHO:
This already "violates" the intended purposes of any rinseless wash processes.

Bob

[swanicyouth]

Whoa...Wait a minute!

IMHO:
This already "violates" the intended purposes of any rinseless wash processes.

Bob

I use a pressure washer and a rinseless together all the time. The way I see it is the purpose is to wash the car and do a good job. If I can get that done faster with a rinseless solution with great results - safely... then so be it.

[hernandez.art13]

Can someone share their favorite drying aid?

UWW+ for me.

[FUNX650]

I use a pressure washer and a rinseless together all the time. The way I see it is the purpose is to wash the car and do a good job. If I can get that done faster with a rinseless solution with great results - safely... then so be it.

Water restrictions was supposedly one of, if not the main reason for the revolutionary rinseless-wash invention.

Now if it's become a convention, (even when being combined with other, more water-consuming car washing methods) in areas of the World where there are no such current water restrictions:

And so on; and so on...


Bob