[Autoaddict]

Question, how do you guys wash/clean in the winter? With all this salt and chemicals on the roads?

Also, have any of you used Bilt Hamber Touchless in the winter time to remove the salt and road grime?

[Mr. Jonathan]

To cold the past three weeks. This coming weekend will be mid 60s so I’ll take advantage. The interior however, cold or not it’s getting attention.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I like to do a rinseless wash in my unheated garage if the weather is warm enough. I'll go to the coinwash first though to give it a rinse. I also try to rinse it weekly if it's to cold to rinseless wash it.

[Autoaddict]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

I like to do a rinseless wash in my unheated garage if the weather is warm enough. I'll go to the coinwash first though to give it a rinse. I also try to rinse it weekly if it's to cold to rinseless wash it.

So when you say rinse, do you just pressure wash it down?

[Autoaddict]

Originally Posted by Mr. Jonathan

To cold the past three weeks. This coming weekend will be mid 60s so I’ll take advantage. The interior however, cold or not it’s getting attention.

Same here, in the evening I just go in and wipe it down with P&S Interior cleaner.

[Tejas1836]

Above freezing. I power wash as usual and use a bucket of hot water for the hand wash, maybe latex gloves. Hands don't get cold, no different than in summer except bucket of hot water.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by Autoaddict

So when you say rinse, do you just pressure wash it down?

Yes exactly that. Just with water.

[Nettles]

If you can find a local self serve wash that would be ideal. I'm in socal and I even do that in between washes since I have ceramic and the self serve offers deionized water. Bilt Hamber touchless is supposed to be some great stuff and should be perfect for your situation with the salt/grime. It's hard to keep the car clean in the winter!

[koranzia89]

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Originally Posted by Autoaddict

Question, how do you guys wash/clean in the winter? With all this salt and chemicals on the roads?

Also, have any of you used Bilt Hamber Touchless in the winter time to remove the salt and road grime?

The more often you wash your car, the less time the salt and other chemicals will have to damage your paint. Aim to wash your car at least once a week, or more often if you drive frequently.

[Autoaddict]

So I used Bilt Hamber touchless. It’s good. It’s not perfect because you definately need to do a hand wash to get all the dirt off but for now, it’s ’acceptable’.

[slowblackx3f25]

it's impossible to keep a car clean by driving it every day, winter or summer....

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by Autoaddict

So I used Bilt Hamber touchless. It’s good. It’s not perfect because you definately need to do a hand wash to get all the dirt off but for now, it’s ’acceptable’.

Not bad.

How do you dry it? I assume you don't wipe right. Always wanted to do touchless washes with soap but never had anything to dry with no contact.

[Autoaddict]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

Not bad.

How do you dry it? I assume you don't wipe right. Always wanted to do touchless washes with soap but never had anything to dry with no contact.

I dried it using my EGO blower.

[Pauldunlop13]

if the weather is above 45, I go to a touchless car wash every couple of weeks - $12

in between I go to the spray and wash - about $4-5

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by Autoaddict

I dried it using my EGO blower.

Man I need to get one of those... I could even bring it to the coinwash But I need a need for it than just drying my car, need to justify it haha.

[Autoaddict]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

Man I need to get one of those... I could even bring it to the coinwash But I need a need for it than just drying my car, need to justify it haha.

I’ll tell you what, if your car is ceramic coated, then drying with the EGO makes life so much easy. The water just flies off the paint.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by Autoaddict

I’ll tell you what, if your car is ceramic coated, then drying with the EGO makes life so much easy. The water just flies off the paint.

Shit you might have just given me the jutification then. I'm ceramic coating it this year come spring/summer. Got to admit just blowing the water off for my maintenace washes sounds great. Then I can use towels when I want to better cleaning more and top it up.

[MADBMWX5MC]

Originally Posted by Autoaddict

I’ll tell you what, if your car is ceramic coated, then drying with the EGO makes life so much easy. The water just flies off the paint.

I have been telling folks just that...it works. I do the foam cannon thing with pressure washer, lucky for me, snow in Northern Virginia is not that much. Although we've had a few inches last few weeks, but melts away and rains frequently to wash the roads.

[shawnhayes]

Laserwash 360 baby!

Shawn

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Cleaned her up today to. Weather was nice for a rinseless wash. Ignore the missmatched handle

[MADBMWX5MC]

Originally Posted by shawnhayes

Laserwash 360 baby!

Shawn

Where in Virginia?

[shawnhayes]

Originally Posted by MADBMWX5MC

Where in Virginia?

Lynchburg

Shawn