Does anyone know where I can buy some spot free rinse detergent or solution to run through my pressure washer at home for a final rinse? I am not even sure if they make such a thing.
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Re: Spot Free Rinse for Pressure Washers
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Re: Spot Free Rinse for Pressure Washers
I've used the Mr. Clean Auto Dry system for the past couple of seasons, before coming here and learning about the microfiber towels and the Water Magnet. It works very good, but most people here, me included, are sold on the 2-bucket wash method with lots of soap, Grit Guards, etc.
The one issue with Mr. Clean is that if you don't use it regularly-- like in the winter when I used the wand car washes-- you'll need to replace the spot-free rinse cartridge about every time you go to use it.
The rinse pressure is pretty much like a normal nozzle. The wash pressure isn't much and the spot-free rinse pressure is about nil. I no longer use it, having gone the NXT Wash, 2-bucket, Grit Guard method.
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