Rinse less wash....just feels wrong

[cleanmycorolla]

Thanks you the responses guys. I've actually seen and watched several videos on the GD method. Don't really like the idea of using 10 towels to do a rinse less wash, but I do see the logic behind it.

I like the idea of a pump spray and pre-treating. That would make
Me feel better about dragging a wash mit/cloth on a dry surface.

Are all pump sprayers the same? I see cheap ones, and expensive ones.

Thanks,
Michael

why don't you like the idea of using 10 towels? it is so much simpler and safer.

[Oldschool1975]

I have the towels to perform, but don't want to wash them after every wash. Feel at that point, it's simpler to wash the old fashioned way. I may just try it and see how I feel.

Thanks,
Michael

[pheerix]

Don't you wash some towels after every wash anyway? What's 10 more towels? I wash like 20 towels after every Rinseless wash and it's still a small load.

[cleanmycorolla]

I have the towels to perform, but don't want to wash them after every wash. Feel at that point, it's simpler to wash the old fashioned way. I may just try it and see how I feel.

Thanks,
Michael

well, thats something i've never heard. well if thats the only thing holding you back, actually washing the towels, then thats a shame.

[Oldschool1975]

Of course I do wash the towels after they are used, but after I have a full load, but it's not after every normal wash I have 12 dirty towels. Might take me 10-12 normal washes before I need to do a load. I only use one drying towel for a normal wash.

[Lt1xL82]

I have the towels to perform, but don't want to wash them after every wash. Feel at that point, it's simpler to wash the old fashioned way. I may just try it and see how I feel.

Thanks,
Michael

There is no need to wash towels after every car. Buy a couple/several dozen towels. Wash a car and place the used towels aside. After a x number of car washes, wash machine a load of towels.

A few dozen towels is way cheaper than swirled-up paint.

[Oldschool1975]

There is no need to wash towels after every car. Buy a couple/several dozen towels. Wash a car and place the used towels aside. After a x number of car washes, wash machine a load of towels.

A few dozen towels is way cheaper than swirled-up paint.

If I do end up liking g this method, I will certainly buy more than the 12 plush towels I have now.

True that on the cheaper than swirls.

Thanks,
Michael

[Lt1xL82]

If I do end up liking g this method, I will certainly buy more than the 12 plush towels I have now.

True that on the cheaper than swirls.

Thanks,
Michael

Personal opinion, towels for washing don't need to be plush, plush, plush. For example, many waffle weave waterless wash/rinseless wash towels are far from plush, but when soaked in wash they glide across the paint surface. Same for low to medium "single soft" towels. Honestly, the high count GSM "double soft" towels some folks rave about are not merely over kill, they are just to heavy and thick when soaked in wash. QUALITY towels intended for rinseless wash work wonders. They and are not big-box-store cheap, but not crazy expensive either.

I have a few dozen "waterless wash towels" and "single soft" towels that I use for "Garry Dean" method and ABSOLUTELY will buy more when needed. No way will I put a dirty towel (rinse bucket or not) into clean wash. (Well, with the exception of a true 2-bucket wash with a hose and a really deep pile wash media.)

[Oldschool1975]

What towels are intended for rinseless wash?

[Oldschool1975]

Shine & Buff Waterless Wash Towel ?

I have a whole bunch of the supreme towels. Cobra Supreme 530 Large Microfiber Towel, microfiber buffing towel, detailing towel, auto detail towel, micro fiber towel