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Automobile Enthusiasts

SeattleVet

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1. Costco or other commercial carwash that recycles/reuses grey water.

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Sat Apr 5, 2014, 11:19 PM

Apr 2014

They have recovery systems that help to keep most of the really bad stuff from going down the drain, and they can wash a car with a LOT less water and energy than you can probably manage at home. They typically also use mostly environmentally-friendly washing compounds.

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best methods/products for washing a car? [View all] Kali Apr 2014 OP

Costco or other commercial carwash that recycles/reuses grey water. SeattleVet Apr 2014 #1

hmmm Kali Apr 2014 #2

Are you planning to wax it? Mopar151 Apr 2014 #3

If the label says "Mothers".... JohnnyRingo Apr 2014 #4

Dunno if they still make it but I loved the Mr. Clean Magic Wash or whatever it was. sir pball Apr 2014 #5

my process: Blue_Tires Apr 2014 #6