Car Washing
05-14-2012, 06:30 PM
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: IL
Posts: 223
You could use 'No Rinse' Car Wash. I use it once in a while. I don't have hard water issues, but every now and then I don't have enough time, but to do a quick wash. The NO RINSE really does a good job, with hard water. You can get it through Amazon. Or www.autogeek.net.
05-15-2012, 09:22 AM
#15
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: NJ
Posts: 20
I've been really into my cars since about 2005 and also have well water. If it's just well water you aren't in bad shape, but we have high iron which stains the paint.
I used this from Mr. Clean and it worked very good although the filters didn't last long so it became expensive.
My newest and best solution is to collect reverse osmosis drinking water from our system into a 50 gallon drum in the garage. It gets pumped out with a little giant pump and charges my Karcher pressure washer. Cars come out flawless and don't even need to be dried. Even our black cars can be washed in 90 degrees on a sunny day with no problems.
I used this from Mr. Clean and it worked very good although the filters didn't last long so it became expensive.
My newest and best solution is to collect reverse osmosis drinking water from our system into a 50 gallon drum in the garage. It gets pumped out with a little giant pump and charges my Karcher pressure washer. Cars come out flawless and don't even need to be dried. Even our black cars can be washed in 90 degrees on a sunny day with no problems.
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