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Thank you guys, I didn't think about it until now. I was doing a rinseless wash with the Garry Dean method and I just threw it in the bucket with all the other dirty microfiber that I had already used and after I finished washing the car I washed all of them together (with also some towels that...

Guys I just dropped a microfiber towel in the ground and it catched a lot of little rocks, I just washed it with the other 20 dirty microfiber in the wash machine but I am afraid that I don't know if there are still little rocks in one of the microfiber towels that I don't see and can scratch...

Hello again, I have one quick question. An "expert detailer" in the forum said that once you prepare the solution you should use it that day or the next one because it breaks down in about 3 days? It doesn't make since to me since UWW+ is also sold in a prediluted version and it has a long...

so you didn't understand what I mean with 8 sides? I'm gonna cite the Autogeek article "How To Use A Waterless Car Wash" Thank you sir!

Thank you for replying! :thankyousign: Thank you. That's exactly how I was planning to do it. But pre-treat and pre-soak with UWW+ and then rinseless wash with ONRWW, garry dean's method.

That's correct, I am a mechanical engineer not an expert detailer, I just wanted some advices on how to do a rinseless wash safer, in mechanics it is always a lot of analysis and looking of ways of how to improve things but I'll listen to you guys. So what you suggest is using just one product...

thanks, the only part I see with too much dirt is the back (1st picture) but I think I'll do it. :thankyousign:

Just like the title says: Do you use the 8 sides of the towel with rinseless Garry Dean's method? I was wondering this because all the waterless washes suggest folding the microfiber towel twice and use the 8 sides. Can we do the same when doing a rinseless wash with garry dean's method...

What do you guys think? Is it okay to wash it with ONRWW or it's too dirty? I tried to upload the pictures to the forum but I couln't I got the message "upload failed" with all of them, so here is the gallery on Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a3yumc3xxc92os9/AADGChMPKefMXqN9Y48sj0sxa...

Remember I have ONRWW I have read several times it is not ideal to pre-treat or pre-soak with a product with wax. What do you guys think about the method 4 in my previous post??

The car is Mazdaspeed 3 it is small-mid-size. I will add another method that I have been thinking of, I got another 30 oz sprayer so now I this one and I have the 56 oz sprayer: Method 4: 1.-With the small pump sprayer presoak with a QD dilution ratio solution, 1:44 several panels to let them...

Isn't that a lot of UWW+? That's 1 whole gallon of QD dilution ratio of UWW+. Most people seems to agree they use an average of 11 oz of solution (QD dilution ratio) per car per waterless wash. I just want it to pre-soak. Also the ONRWW directions says to use only 0.5 oz per gallon, wouldn't...

Lol, I know I'm overthinking (read the second paragraph of the first post) I know it is not "necessary" but since I don't have access to a hose (the use of them is prohibited where I live), I want to minimize the more that I can the risk of swirls and scratches, for the same reason, I don't...

That's exactly the method I want to use, I have seen the video several times but I am wondering how to do the presoak, if I have a pump sprayer I think it would be better to presoak with more water rather than with just a little as in the video.

To respond everyone asking why two different products. Because most of the people say ONR is better for rinseless and more cost effective, also I am using the Wash & WAX version so the wax is not good for pre-soak. UWW+ is an excellent product for waterless and pre-soak.

Hello again guys :) I was wondering which would be the best and safest way to presoak with Ultima Waterless Wash+ before doing a rinseless wash wirh Optimum No rinse Wash & Wax. I'm the kind of person that overthink everything and people tell me "you're overthinking" everyday so I am probably...

Thank you guys! I guess both are good quality then and will not scratch the paint with a proper technique. I read it on an article called "Determining the quality of a microfiber towel", but I have read it in several wesites.

A bought one of these towels for drying my car because I don't want to use a waffle weave towel and because a lot of people recommend it and says it is extremely good quality and that it won't scratch my paint while it does absorb a lot of water. This is the description of the dry me crazy...

I tought it was the opposite, I read in an article called "Determining the quality of a microfiber towel" this: Is this information wrong?? I have chinchilla towels and super plush jr and they grab the imperfections on my hand but I just bought a "Dry me crazy drying towel" and it doesn't...