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Yes I agree. I have a pump sprayer and it really helps out in the Rinseless Wash business

The traditional may be faster but the Rinseless Wash business is less expensive and you don't need a water tank or a truck. You can run a Rinseless Wash business out a small car. All you need is two buckets with Gamma Sealed lids, 25 microfibers, some ONR, a couple spray bottles, some tire...

I understand Mckee's 37 Rinseless Wash is a completely new product

Hopefully someone will do a demo and review on the new Mckee's 37 Rinseless Wash in the near future

I believe Meguiars D114 has the best cleaning power of any Rinseless Wash and is very economical. It can also be used as Waterless Wash

The Big Red Sponge is about the same size and thickness as the Lake Country blue sponge. The main difference is the material. While the LC Blue Sponge works good for regular washes, the BRS is much better for Rinseless Washes and last much longer

Before I start the wash I dip an empty spray bottle in the clean ONR solution and use it for pre soak. Usually I just pre soak the whole side of the car and start washing

I have not tried the Optimum Waffle Blue Sponge but it's my next product on the list to purchase. I have heard the sponge works well but I understand the downside of the sponge is you are not able to flip the sponge and move to the next panel. It's needs rinsed after each panel

Also the Big Red Sponge will look dirty and turn darker after multiple uses. The best way to clean the Big Red Sponge is to soak it in Dawn dish soap and then rinse

The designer of the Big Red Sponge personally told me to always keep the sponge soaking in ONR for best results.

I own daily drivers and use the Big Red Sponge on every car with no problems. If you have an exotic car I would just be more careful. When using the BRS wipe with very little pressure to prevent any problems. There is no need to press down hard on the sponge to get the panel clean. Just let it...

To make sure the BRS does not scratch the paint, just rinse it out in the ONR bucket after every panel and you should not have a problem

I believe Autogeek needs to change the description on the BRS. The description says to use high lubricitiy suds and doesn't even mention to use the BRS for Rinseless Washes. The BRS was designed for Rinseless Washes and if Autogeek would change the description, the sales may double or triple. It...

You can use a rinse bucket but make sure the rinse water is completely squeezed out of the sponge. If you do not squeeze the rinse water out of the BRS you are adding clear water to your ONR solution and it will dilute the solution, giving less protection. You could always add ONR to the rinse...

I keep it soaking in a bucket with clean ONR

The Big Red Sponge was designed to be used with ONR with one bucket (no need for a rinse bucket) .

Are you using the BRS with ONR doing a Rinseless Wash or are you using it with traditional car soap? I am guessing a Rinseless Wash?

it is completely different than a Meguiars Wash Mitt. The wash mitt feels soft and very similar to a thick microfiber towel. The Big Red Sponge is very thick and not very soft unless it is always soaked in ONR at all times. Even soaking in ONR at all times, it still won't fit in tight places...

To keep the Big Red Sponge soft do not let it dry out. The BRS needs to always be soaking in ONR at all times to keep it soft

There are Rinseless Wash Mobile Detail Pros on the forums who do a Rinseless Wash using the Big Red Sponge and one bucket with ONR in 6 minutes