Waterless car wash technology

[rcleabres]

Hi Guys!

What are your thoughts on waterless car wash? We would love to hear from you.

We are kindly asking little from your time to please take our survey about Waterless car wash.

Link: Nanowax and Waterless Car Wash Survey

It will be a big help! Thanks a lot!

[lowslowbenz]

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Can you first explain what your product does?

[ice15]

No video or anything about the product?

Anyway...

Based on my personal experience...

It will NOT work in the Philippines...

Why?
1. Car wash is cheap! From PhP 40 (PUV) to PhP 120?
2. Lets face it, most of us are just too lazy to wash our own cars

But I have met people from Singapore and Australia who uses one.

You can't wash your own car in HDB parking (Singapore) and there are times when Australia bans car wash (during severe drought)

[yebo]

wash with no water? ano gamit nyo, laway? parang pusa dinidilaan lang?

ditto on the need for explanation what a waterless carwash is.

[Walter]

Waterless car wash is primarily used on dustless dirty car. You can buy these products using cashless coupons.

[1D4LV]

imho. waterless car wash will not work for muddy and soiled cars.

[jayce]

Di ba ganyan ang carwash jn s mga parking ng makati, waterless na

[lowslowbenz]

Meron nito sa may steel parking ng cash and carry. The girl was insistent, so I obliged.

I then showed her my "fresh-from-the-farm" Strada .......

[minicarph]

Basahin. Nyo autogeek andun full-explanation nyan. To summarize, sira ang paint nyo later in life of your car. Yun ang conclusion ko so a big NO


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[vinzilla]

I'm a regular customer and forum lurker in Autogeek. The product won't be sold and bought if it doesn't work.

The question is HOW you use it and WHAT you use it for.

Waterless wash is good for cars that are not soiled/muddy. Kung may dust, walang problema, tanggalin muna ang dust before i-waterless wash. In short, parang quick detailer lang sya na mas may cleaning action.

Personally, I don't use waterless wash. Ang dumi sa atin e. Konting ulan lang, yung putik sa kalsada, didikit na sa kotse.

Rinseless wash is the next step. You'll need water for this - although less than what you need for an actual wash. This can work on dirtier cars BUT not a very good idea if your car is constantly plying our streets during medium to heavy downpour - or relentless drizzling, since magiging maputik pa rin ang kalsada.

I do rinseless washing for maintenance since I don't go out often. Kung naambunan ng konti or di gaano madumi, or kakauwi lang and naulanan - pero di naman binagyo.

Kung di ka OC sa kotse mo, there's no point in doing waterless or even rinseless wash. Dalhin na lang sa suking car wash. Kumbaga, parang touch-up lang ang waterless wash to maintain cleanliness in between proper washing (at least sa Pilipinas, since sa ibang bansa or state sa US, may laws na nagbabawal ang paghugas ng kotse due to water shortage or environmental concerns).