What do you do when the weather is consistantly cold your vehicle is coated with grime and washing your vehicle is a pain?
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344I don't wash it until the weather breaks.19.48%67I put on my ice skates and wash it in the driveway!15.99%55I don't like to but I take it to the coin op/automated car wash.40.99%141I am hooked up, I wash it in the garage in a t-shirt and shorts!13.66%47I don't wash it in the summer, why would I start now?0.58%2Other9.30%32Brandon
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Originally posted by n737nc View PostI take it to a car wash and spray off all of the heavy gunk, then take it home, put it in the garage and wash it with QEW
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I just wash it in the driveway on a warm day.. We get them kinda often.. It was 12 the other day though..Current Jeep: 2004 Jeep Liberty with stuff
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I'll bear the cold weather for a half hour or so to wash my car.
My neighbors think I'm nuts, but at least my car looks better....."No man is so foolish but he may sometimes give another good counsel, and no man so wise that he may not easily err if he takes no other counsel than his own. He that is taught only by himself has a fool for a master." --Hunter S. Thompson
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I use the Touchless Laser wash when the weather is bad.Jim
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My Dad works at a warehouse with warm water and a heated garage. I guess I'm hooked up. When I can, I detail cars in there too.
I'll take pictures next time I'm doing some PC there.2015 Fiat 500 Abarth.
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I wash with warm water and hope it doesn't freeze before I dry it.....
It's pretty rough on the hands though. lol
Andy
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Re: For those of us in the colder winter climates...
I think you need to add another choice to your pole. I wash in the garage, but it's not heated and there's no drain. So, I wouldn't say I'm "hooked up." I use a rinseless wash soap like QEW, Optimum No Rinse, or DP 4-in-1. I get some small puddles on the floor, but not too bad.
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:P you will know its too cold when your hand gets stuck to the wand!
I have tried QEW, and I can't say I liked it. It marred my paint , but i think my car was really dirty.Patrick Yu
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I'll usually wash it in the driveway unless the temperature is below freezing. At that point I'll either wait for a warmer day or I'll consider using the coin-op wash down the street and wand off the worst of it.2004 Ford F250 SuperDuty Crew 6.0L Diesel - Black
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