badgoat06

Those heaters are a great idea, do they run on 110 volt or 220 volt?

The worst is ice forming as you are trying to dry the car!

If you all notice, a forum member's GTO was just used in our Black Friday Sale!

And I was totally jealous that it wasn't my GTO!

Check out this link to previous posting of mine:

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=462&page=2

 

I used a product called ONR....essentially a no rinse wash. It was a little "weird" at first because it was not was I was used to.....bucket and hoze...but I was quite happy with the results and the fact that my hands didn't freeze and there was no ice skating rink at the bottom of my driveway afterwards. I plan to use this for the winter season only, but I know that there are others who use this year round. From other things that I've heard on this forum Adam's may be coming out with a product offering in this category. If they do I know I'll give it a bid.

Thanks, I may give that a try.

Anyone have any tips for washing your cars in the colder weather? I usually fill my soap buckets with hot water and wash the car. Then I use an air compressor and waffle weave towels to dry the car. I pay special attention to the door and trunk jambs.

ShamWow < waffle weave towel