First time time using Car Shampoo and....

[1anonly]

So today was the first time that I got to use Adam's Car Shampoo. I know it might be hard to believe, but since I started buying Adam's all I've been doing is paint corrections. The first thing I noticed was the smell. I was pleased with how it worked.

 

Here's the really weird part. I filled my rinsed bucket first then filled the wash bucket second from my hose. My wash bucket was easily 10 degrees warmer than the rinse bucket. Is it just me that this has happened to? Or is there is chemical in the shampoo that warms up the water? I could understand if I filled the wash bucket first with the hose, but I filled it second.

 

I'm confused

[Chris@Adams]

I always use warm to hot water, so I would not have ever noticed:willy:.

[70'sChevyGirl]

No clue but I think most of Adam's products have some sort of magic added.

[Moz]

So today was the first time that I got to use Adam's Car Shampoo. I know it might be hard to believe, but since I started buying Adam's all I've been doing is paint corrections. The first thing I noticed was the smell. I was pleased with how it worked.

 

Here's the really weird part. I filled my rinsed bucket first then filled the wash bucket second from my hose. My wash bucket was easily 10 degrees warmer than the rinse bucket. Is it just me that this has happened to? Or is there is chemical in the shampoo that warms up the water? I could understand if I filled the wash bucket first with the hose, but I filled it second.

 

I'm confused

 

That is weird

I'll have to check that out today when I break out the Adams Foam Gun and Adams buckets.

[Sundog Detailing]

I always use warm to hot water, so I would not have ever noticed:willy:.

 

 

I also use warm water, I have a blended hose in the shop.

[Doug123]

I don't think there is any reaction, no worries. It is very gentle on your paint.

[Moz]

So today was the first time that I got to use Adam's Car Shampoo. I know it might be hard to believe, but since I started buying Adam's all I've been doing is paint corrections. The first thing I noticed was the smell. I was pleased with how it worked.

 

Here's the really weird part. I filled my rinsed bucket first then filled the wash bucket second from my hose. My wash bucket was easily 10 degrees warmer than the rinse bucket. Is it just me that this has happened to? Or is there is chemical in the shampoo that warms up the water? I could understand if I filled the wash bucket first with the hose, but I filled it second.

 

I'm confused

 

I don't know 1anonly? I did a 2 bucket wash today on a 08' Chevy Silverado 1500. Both buckets (ADAMS Shampoo wash/rinse) seemed same temp-COLD??

[1anonly]

After thinking about it, I may have figured it out. Since the water in rinse bucket was cold, that might of put my hand in shock. By the time time I went from rinse to wash my hand probably got used to the water temp and thought it was warm. Kind of like jumping into a cold pool. You get out, then jump back in and it feels warm.

[6spdg37s]

I always use warm to hot water, so I would not have ever noticed:willy:.

 

I did that once and i got crazy water marks all over the car even when I dried it the same technique as when washing with cold

[Chris@Adams]

I did that once and i got crazy water marks all over the car even when I dried it the same technique as when washing with cold

Thats weird, I have been washing with warm water for 30 yrs.+ , with no problems.

[Kingsford]

Usually the water that first comes out of a hose will be warm because its been sitting in the hose since its last use.... Most people have cold water hooked up to their outdoor faucets.