Washing car in cold weather climates

Just a tip for those who have to deal with colder weather; I love ONR and only do hose and bucket washes if one of my cars gets seriously dirty. I decided to try the DG Rinseless just to see how it compares, and I've found that it's more user-friendly in colder temps than ONR. It evaporates faster and wipes dry with less work than ONR in colder weather. Plus, the additional gloss and slickness of the Aquawax is a bonus in times when frequent waxings are not possible. I still think ONR has some other advantages, so I'm keeping both in stock, but DG will be my go-to for the winter.

Bill
 
BillyJack said:
Just a tip for those who have to deal with colder weather; I love ONR and only do hose and bucket washes if one of my cars gets seriously dirty. I decided to try the DG Rinseless just to see how it compares, and I've found that it's more user-friendly in colder temps than ONR. It evaporates faster and wipes dry with less work than ONR in colder weather. Plus, the additional gloss and slickness of the Aquawax is a bonus in times when frequent waxings are not possible. I still think ONR has some other advantages, so I'm keeping both in stock, but DG will be my go-to for the winter.

Bill
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Noticed the same thing, DG works better for me in the cold, ONR better when it's warmer
 
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