Wot Waterless wash

Godders 75 · 11th March 2013, 19:53

Hi All
I think i can hear the howls of derision before i even type the first letter but here go's, IF you dont like or use waterless car washes please, this question is not for you, for everybody else what waterless do you use, why? and how much does it cost (and i dont mean in swirl repairs)
thanks in aticipation
Gaz

maxtherotti · 11th March 2013, 19:59

ONR
Optimum No Rinse
does a fantastic job

Rob

guide here http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=195294

vindaloo · 11th March 2013, 21:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxtherotti

ONR
Optimum No Rinse
does a fantastic job

Rob

guide here http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=195294

It's the only one I'd trust, it really is very good

ganno65 · 11th March 2013, 22:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godders 75

Hi All
I think i can hear the howls of derision before i even type the first letter but here go's, IF you dont like or use waterless car washes please, this question is not for you, for everybody else what waterless do you use, why? and how much does it cost (and i dont mean in swirl repairs)
thanks in aticipation
Gaz

That's just plain lazy

MattyC · 12th March 2013, 00:38

There's one in Asda atm, by Turtlewax IIRC, for £4.00... could be worth a try at that price? 1L bottle does 10 washes apparently!

mikesmith2 · 12th March 2013, 01:35

I bought some from a company on Ebay, £30 for 10ltrs 2 spray bottles and 10 micro fibre clothes.

Good stuff and takes half the time to clean the car.

Wouldn't use it really heavy mud but for light stuff it does the job well.

rovexCDTi · 12th March 2013, 11:21

ONR isnt a waterless wash, its a rinseless one, you still need a bucket of water to wash it with. The rest are junk.

Godders 75 · 12th March 2013, 17:35

Hi Mike
Thanks for your response, I dont suppose you can remember the make?

11th March 2013, 19:53	#1
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12th March 2013, 00:38	#5
MattyC Gets stuck in MG6 1.8 Turbo TSE in Burnt Orange Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Wirral Posts: 818 Thanks: 9 Thanked 31 Times in 15 Posts	There's one in Asda atm, by Turtlewax IIRC, for £4.00... could be worth a try at that price? 1L bottle does 10 washes apparently! __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 2005 Rover 75 CDTi Classic in Starlight Silver Mods: 17" meteor wheels \| Steve916's Auto boot lifters \| Leather electric memory seats \| Dynavin Android DD Headunit \| MG7 grille (was a V8 grille, long story!) \| SEAT Leon Cupra splitter (colour coded) \| ZT sideskirts \| BigRuss/marinabrian 160 remap \| Roverron Synergy 2A \| Arctics Modified Handbrake Compensator Thanks to those who've helped, providing advice and info, supplying/manufacturing parts, even fitting things for me!

12th March 2013, 11:21	#7
rovexCDTi This is my second home MG ZT+ 135 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Exeter Posts: 3,626 Thanks: 9 Thanked 42 Times in 26 Posts	ONR isnt a waterless wash, its a rinseless one, you still need a bucket of water to wash it with. The rest are junk. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

12th March 2013, 17:35	#8
Godders 75 Loves to post Rover 75 diesel auto Tourer odessey blue Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Chelmsford Posts: 471 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi Mike Thanks for your response, I dont suppose you can remember the make? __________________ We're happy as fish and gorgeous as geese and wonderfully clean in the morning

12th March 2013, 01:35	#6
mikesmith2 Loves to post None Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Reading Posts: 466 Thanks: 1 Thanked 15 Times in 15 Posts	I bought some from a company on Ebay, £30 for 10ltrs 2 spray bottles and 10 micro fibre clothes. Good stuff and takes half the time to clean the car. Wouldn't use it really heavy mud but for light stuff it does the job well.