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Car wash with no water



A few fridays ago I read in the motor section in the Sun newspaper that there was a company specialised in car washing without water. The journalist gave them a raving review.
I cant remember their website which was stated and I cant find it on the net. This is really bugging me as I wanna know what process they use. Any leads?
 


yep its waterless, they use special equipment, my mate had his range rover done, cost a bomb around £100, but it looked mint afterwards

whats the point though just to pay more to wash your car without water sounds silly to me:confused:
 


theres a place in edinburgh that uses this foam stuff that dissolves dirt aparantly. cost about 4 quid and i was quit impressed with it but i missed cleaning the sills properly. good for a quick wash if you cant be bothered.
 


Quote: Originally posted by m4rk on 08 May 2005


theres a place in edinburgh that uses this foam stuff that dissolves dirt aparantly. cost about 4 quid and i was quit impressed with it but i missed cleaning the sills properly. good for a quick wash if you cant be bothered.







can u get the name of the product for me plaese mate! (pm me plz)

cheers
 


There is a product in america called QEW (Quick Easy Wash), you spray it on and use the two bucket method (so some water still involved), but no need for hosepipes etc to beat hoepipe bans and/or limited water restrictions
 


I used the Waterless Detailers in Milton Keynes on my Audi. Its very epensive, but the finish is second to none. Interior and exterior were returned to factory condition every time.
 


Caked on dirt, mud and tree sap are examples of things that should be removed first. Wash them off with plain water, leave to dry, then apply Ultra-Ion™.

a waterless system that includes water...;)
 


i dont really understand why you would want to use the system, unless they suddenly put the price of water up, or your on a water ban
 


neither do i

unless you want to inflict 1000s of swirls on your car in just one wash !
 
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