Clean car without sponge or buckets

MrLOL said:
I'll bet my bottom dollar that with cleaning power like that it strips wax.

They had a product from autosmart the rep had assured somebody on DW was wax safe.

Turned out its amazing cleaning potential was down to the fact it had TFRs in it and it stripped wax
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If under diluted, yes.
 
monkey_boy said:
Foreign person might end up being the only option. I don't mind using water- I will happily supply as many gallons as needed but just don't want to get cold wet hands.
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Really?!

You generally wash cars with warm water so your hands dont really get chance to get cold anyway.
 
MrLOL said:
I'll bet my bottom dollar that with cleaning power like that it strips wax.

They had a product from autosmart the rep had assured somebody on DW was wax safe.

Turned out its amazing cleaning potential was down to the fact it had TFRs in it and it stripped wax
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Why does everyone get so scared of tfrs, it's all about dilution.

Without any TFR you're just going to get a pretty foam.

For what its worth, I havn't had my wax stripped as of yet, but I tend to wax every 4 months. Stuff like Collinite and WAX will stand up to the actimouuse completely fine. Hell it stood upto it find when I filled the entire bottle with Acti and sprayed it on.
 
monkey_boy said:
Hi All,

Being very lazy and not particularly wanting to get hands wet/dirty, I was wondering if theres something out there that I could spray on to the car and then jet wash off and leave the car reasonably clean. Would something like Muc-Off do the trick or would it be neccesary to get snowfoam or something?

Other options are the automatic car washes that seem to miss everything or 'hand car wash' places, which are a bit of a detour for me.
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you could do....but its like washing your face with sand paper
 
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