1.Are you sceptical of waterless car wash and polishing?
2.Have you heard someone telling you that it’s not good for your car? 3.Or do you prefer the traditional car-wash methods?
If your answer is “yes” to anyone (or all three) of the questions, then you may be a victim of the many rumours surrounding waterless car wash.
Here’s a look at the top myths about waterless car wash:
Waterless car washing is meant to replace traditional car washing in its entirety. If your car is dry or is covered with moderate amounts of dirt, tar, sap, scuff or bugs, then you can let the waterless cleaning product soak on to the car and then wipe it off clean with a high-quality microfiber cloth. In addition, quick detailer products only help your car shine, whilst waterless cleaners both clean and shine your car.
The truth is that waterless cleaning seals your vehicle’s paint with a resistant coating. Waterless products are there to save your car from damages, scratches and torn off paint. Furthermore, if you use a 100% cotton microfiber cloth to wipe your car after applying the waterless cleaning solution, your car will never get a single scratch.
While there is no denying that car cleaning products have some detrimental impact on the environment, there is always the question of choosing which products cause more damage and which products cause less damage to the environment.
1. It saves you up to 150 litres of valuable water each time you wash your car
2. Its Eco-friendly formula does not emit any harmful organic compound into the environment
3. Washing off the detergent from your car with your water mixes the water up with the detergent, fuels, oils, exhaust fumes and other carcinogens which eventually washes off into streams and wetland areas, causing more damage to the plants and wildlife than any waterless cleaning product can
Regularly.
Yes, but how regular is regular? That is, how frequently should vehicle owners give their cars scrub-downs? The general rule of thumb is to wash your car every two weeks or so. Of course, there are special circumstances that might increase or decrease that frequency. If you live in a part of the country where some of the aforementioned hazards are quite common, you’ll need to wash your vehicle more regularly. By contrast, if you keep it in a garage and only drive once or twice a month, such regular washing might not be necessary. What’s important is that you take care of your vehicle—yes, even its outside. Washing your car frequently is a great and ultimately inexpensive way of protecting your investment in it. Make sure you’re setting aside some time for routine car washes
Depends on vehicle size, dirtiness and number of staff members working simultaneously on the car. Outside only: 10-30 min.
With the ‘infused Carnauba wax’ within our product and the use of our micro-fibre cloths. There are no scratches due to the dirt being suspended from the vehicle and wiped away in stage 1.
In the final stage, the vehicle surface is buffed to a ‘shiny velvet smooth finish’.