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I make it a rule not to front carwashes as I hate chasing the money. I understand that some like to pay monthly and I am happy to accept that in advance. Everytime I've gone against my rule it has been an ordeal. Although I've always gotten paid, it can be a pain sometimes to get paid.

I found as I got more comfortable rinseless washing my times improved. I was pretty quick conventional washing. I took me almost a year before my rinseless times were faster than my conventional washing times.

I noticed the video the other night. I've seen the paste was and liquid at Big Lots for $2.70. Not sure if the liquid had the battery powered sprayer. I bought a paste for my collection.

I want Solaris so I can look down upon people that use Royale. Pffft Royale might as well be using Turtle Wax there buddy.

Enjoy the new generator. Certainly enough power. I had a 10hp B&S generator before my current one (same as one you sold). Before that one I had a small B&S generator. Both had similar problems that developed. Hopefully others haven't experienced them. In both the engines were rock solid...

The speed of drying and increased risk of spotting are the only problems I've ever seen with washing in the sun. If your water is hard you can rinse in a gentle straight stream which will sheet the water off. I use ONR for washing and other personal discomfort the sun doesn't affect things for me.

I have both and if there is a difference I haven't found it yet.

I think the pc type machines are pretty safe. I don't worry about causing damage when things are working properly. My biggest concern is some sort of pad or backing plate failure. I only hope I can react fast enough if it happens.

Souveran is a proven winner on black it's hard to beat.

Hopefully in the end everything will work out for those that haven't gotten a foam gun. In my opinion though being busy and personal problems (unless they were such that you couldn't get to your computer) are no excuse for not delivering the product or returning the money. Some mentioned...

You may be able to find some info on some of the Green environmental type sites. I've seen washing soda and water listed for use as a cleaner. One site had vodka, vinegar, olive oil for leather cleaning. Hopefully someone doesn't get pulled over shortly after detailing their interior.

Isopropyl Alcohol is the best I've used. I find 70% or better works best. 50% doesn't seem to cut it as well. I like to put a little bit on a mf towel and then go over the spot. Takes it off almost instantly. I find it works best if towel and surface are dry (except for the alcohol). Seems...

I've never used Victoria but Souveran and S100 are very nice waxes. Although high end waxes can be pretty pricey per jar, the per car cost is usually pretty small. If I had my way I'd have one of every paste wax out there. Sadly the better the look the shorter the life seems to be what I...

Thankfully Maytag choose Neptune and not Uranus

I've been using ONR for about 2 years now and I remember when it went to the blue color. I recently received 2 gallons in that appear to have some changes. The blue is a deeper shade and the smell is different. I can't quite place the smell but I've smelled it before. I'm thinking it was the...

It seems by boiling the mf any build up gets removed. I wonder if the build up is causing some of the fibers to become too rigid and allowing them to break easier appearing as lint. By releasing the build up the fibers return to their original softer state and don't lint. Just a thought.

Most wash and wax products I've tried over the years did nothing to indicate there was any waxing going on. There was one product from Malco (berry something) that did indeed seem to be doing something. From a protection point I think it's worthless. For ease of rinsing and drying the Malco...

I'm easy to please. Two cars that I think are affordable and I'd like to have would be a Ford Fusion or VW Passat. I have a 2005 Taurus now so maybe in a year or two I'll upgrade. When the kids are grown I'd like a BMW. A 3 series would be just fine but a 5 series would be really nice...

One homemade glass cleaner I've wanted to try was Tea (unsweetened). I seen it on a the show "How clean is your house" on BBC tv.

Possibly. I think my vacuum is 9amp and my Rotary about the same. That would put it over 1000watts but the amps aren't going to be continuous so the watts used would probably be less. The actual watts used during operation is what will matter not the amp rating on the tool. For instance I can...