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The old one I currently use is proper spastic lol, had it a good 6-7 years (don't use very often) and drops off the pressure all the time, groans, moans and doesn't behave very well at all.
Tesco don't seem to have anything above 2 on the website?
I never go half assed about buying things...
Rofl!
Sounds like a plan!
http://direct.tesco.com/q/N.1999860$4294965141/Nr.99.aspx
What am I after? K1-7 series for the foam lance, will fit such things like K2.54 etc?
Didn't think you'd have a tesco's anywhere new Alderley Edge ;) Will pop in tonight. See if they have any Karchers.
Not keen on using a towel on the tires that I'd use on the paint... :/
Use new towels for paint and old one for tires?
Mine do alot, never thought about the cold/warm thing though.
My dad reccommended giving them a good spray when I'm washing to get rid of any excess stuck dust. Water drys but dust doesn't. ;)
Used a scourer and then the sponge side to apply shiney shiney tire but it got all dirty and thought it would be a better way?
What about the power washer?
Just get in it at 1/2am and give it about 7 seconds and it steams up lol. Just seems abit excessive. Doesn't help that the vents aren't all that well at clearing it because of the odd positioning I've found.
Any old glass polish do? As Mike says "Glass is Glass"?
I need something to sort out fading plastics aswell :(
The brush it to get between the tire and the rim lip. (I have a full pack of different sizes) ;)
New wheel brush ;)
I also got this odd greasey wet patch on the windscreen, drying it just didn't happen, it would smudge abit but didn't have much give, any ideas?
Sends a link and I'll get acouple of those, will bin my current one.
Got a new wheel brush yesterday aswell, will post a pic soon ;)
I eh, also need to get some snowfoamz, which means power washer/lance and chemicals to go along with it.
I can't do that baby. :o
Washed the car saturday, wasn't too cold but I hatched a plan.
Before I started drying I set the drier going, warmed it up alittle. Then went over the car and get most of the standing water off, went and stuck it in the drier. Popped my centre caps back on my wheels...
Rofl, thanks mate.
I didn't even dry it after cleaning last night because I noticed I'd missed bits, and wasn't willing to wipe dust all over it with the drying towel.
I have caluses from the gym and everything, but I have small wrists and thin fingers :(
Cleaning might be for women, but clean cars are for tidy people :approve:
I love how everyone flocked to call me girly hands lol.
Hoovering out the interior, cleaning the wheels, car, then drying takes about that long :o
If not longer.
I'll look into 'seal skins', no idea what they are, I'll give washing up marigolds a go aswell.
Thanks guys!
Winter is coming, and spending 3 hours outside with wet hands is murder :dapprove:
Keeping the water a touch warmer is a good start to keeping my hands, but what else can I do to keep them warm?
Water proof gloves that I can get inside my mitts?
Alex