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Glad you guys have made me think of moving stuff in. My garage is attached but unheated, so I get a little bit of time, but need to get the liquids and all rechargeable batteries in to the spare room before it really gets cold. We had salt trucks out already but not a whole lot of snow in the...

That would be useful - all I find is this - for regular vacs

I had to try some too - I put 4 different tire treatments on after scrubbing new tires on June 17. At this point in time the Griot's Ceramic looks the best, followed pretty closely by my old standby TufShine. The Chem Guys VRP and the 303 brands are sadly lagging

I'll confess to being uninformed, though I am learning things here all the time. Is the Griot's 3 In 1 Ceramic considered a sealant then? Since it replaced their Poly Wax I am guessing so, in which case I am still using a sealant ..

I wanted to ask whether anyone has experienced a failure of this product after storage for approximately a year? I purchased a large bottle last summer from Autogeek, used it in the fall & spring and took off lots of purple brake dust. It also had the featured stink. Tried using it...

Looks great - tough to keep a black vehicle up there with the salt

I have not ever drained any of the small engined yard tools in my life. And they have lasted - the present lawnmower is 13 years old, replacing it's predecessor which went 25. The blower & trimmer (both Stihls) are 20+ years old. Maybe the gas in Michigan is corn free? I always buy the...

+1 - The Griot's 55504 at 28x20 I find works perfectly on a small suv - enough to dry completely without the dragging of the big towels. Just ordered a backup -

I have had a lot of cars - used mostly at first, a few new ones, but got spoiled at work when I was able to order a new car every year if not sooner. In retirement I still lease them, but may change that up when the present one is "up". No idea what the car market will look like then (2023)...

My sun joe is now 5 years old 0ld used sparingly around the house, and winterized most years. I'd like a foamer, but not a hundred dollar model .. ideas?