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    two grit guards necessary

    I understand the concept of using two buckets. One for wash, and one for rinse.
    And it makes sense to place a grit guard in the rinse bucket to help get the dirt
    off of the mit. Is it necessary to have a grit guard in the wash bucket? If so,
    for what purpose?

    thanks!

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    I have never heard of someone placing a grit guard in the wash bucket, but I guess you could, extra protection againts particals. But not necessary IMO.

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    i use one in each because the 2 buckets each came with one so what the heck. but to tell the truth after done washing my truck . i check the soapy water bucket and its always clean .
    names tom i live in nj with my wife cindy .and our 3 children. samantha gabriella and little tom...

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    Most people have one in each

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    I only use one in my rinse bucket. Dont notice any dirt in the soap bucket.

    Gotta take this back because I found some dirt in my soap bucket today.
    Last edited by D; 08-04-2007 at 08:54 PM.

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    I suppose there is a benefit to using two but it would have to be small. I figure by the time you have rinsed the mitt you are just going to dunk it in the wash bucket. Any dirt that would scratch should have settle to the bottom and unless you are swirling the mitt around shouldn't be a problem. I thought I read of people using two gaurds in each bucket before. Seems to me at that point you could just buy a few dozen wash mitts and not need a rinse bucket or gaurd. Just grab a new mitt each time you dunk lol.

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    Actually, I use 1 Grit Guard in my wash bucket, 2 in my rinse bucket and a 3rd in the rinse bucket to use as a scrubber for whatever I am using to wash the car.

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