NEW! Adam's Rinseless Car Wash (discussion)

[Team Adam's]

Adam's Rinseless Car Wash Discussion and Question Thread: 

 

 

ADAM'S RINSELESS CAR WASH

• Wash Anywhere, Anytime, Without a Hose
• High Tech Polymers Prevent Scratching and Swirl Marks
• Highly Concentrated Formula 
• Dilute Into A Spray Bottle To Make Waterless Wash

 

Sometimes washing your vehicles isn't easy. Weather, water restriction, or access to a hose can make keeping your ride clean almost impossible. Other times you just don't want to have to drag out a hose and go through an entire wash process. Luckily Adam's Rinseless Car Wash is a solution thats easy to use, safe, and can be used virtually anywhere at anytime!

 

Advanced lubricating polymers and emulsifiers allow Adam's Rinseless Car Wash to safely and effectively remove dirt, grime, and dust from your vehicle with nothing more than a bucket of clean water. The formula lifts contamination away from your delicate paint and encapsulates it allowing it to be wiped away without risk of scratches or swirls. Thanks to the highly concentrated formula just 2 ounces of Adam's Rinseless Wash, a couple quality microfiber towels, and 5 gallons of water is all you'll need to clean your entire car from top to bottom! 

 

Because there is no running water, hose, or need to rinse away soaps you can clean your car anywhere at anytime! Those cold winters in parts of the US make using a hose and bucket in your driveway not only uncomfortable, but dangerous. Use Adam's Rinseless Car Wash to clean your entire car in the comfort of your garage and never worry about a mess. Live in an apartment complex where a hose isn't easy to access? Just fill a 5 gallon bucket with water and wash your ride anywhere without fear of scratches or need for running water. Even if you live with water restrictions in the summer your vehicles can remain spotless the entire season without ever needing a hose.

 

What about the times you just need a quick touchup? Maybe your car is only lightly dusty and you need a solution to wipe it down. Adam's Rinseless Car Wash also makes a fantastic spray on waterless wash product! Simply dilute a few ounces with water in a spray bottle and you have a fantastic waterless washing solution, great for removing dust for a quick wipe down without swirl marks. 

 

Our highly concentrated formula can be used for up to sixteen rinseless washes or makes over 250 ounces of waterless washing spray making Adam's Rinseless Wash not only economical but friendly on the environment by utilizing less water and creating zero run off like a regular hose and bucket wash. 

 

110% guaranteed by Adam's industry leading satisfaction guarantee to be the best product of its kind we're sure you'll love Adam's Rinseless Car Wash and so will your cars.

 

 

 

Instructions for use: 
 

 

Adam's Rinseless Wash is a super concentrated multi-use cleaning chemical that can be used for both rinseless and waterless washing techniques. Safe for all exterior surfaces, this pleasantly scented liquid will have you washing your car safely with less water, faster than ever before. Guaranteed to be the finest waterless and rinseless washing product you've ever used! 

 

Instructions For Rinseless Washing

1. Prepare two 5 gallon buckets with clean water and grit guard bucket inserts.

 

Instructions For Waterless Washing

1. Mix approximately 1oz - 2oz of Adam's Rinseless Wash concentrate with 32oz of clean water in a spray bottle, shake well to mix. 

 

 

2. Spray mixture liberally onto the panel to be cleaned, saturating any dust, dirt, or contamination. 

3. Using an Adam's Waterless Wash towel wipe gently in a straight line from one end of the panel to the other. 

4. Flip or fold the towel to a fresh side and repeat until all cleaner has been removed from the surface. Use a separate, clean, dry towel to remove any streaks or excess residues. 

5. Repeat the process on each panel, completing the vehicle above the mid-door line first, then the lower sections, saving wheels till last. 

 

Edited December 19, 2014 by The Shine Doc

[Chewy]

Thinking about trying this product out! Just a quick question. Would this be the way to go with an accumulation of pollen on the car? I can wash the Stang in the morning, go into town, then by the evening when we want to go to dinner its covered in pollen and light dust (at least this time of year). I am thinking about the spray bottle use if it would not cause any damage. The color by the way is Deep Impact Blue. Thanks!

 

I would suggest you blow off any excess pollen before cleaning, but yes, RW will work great! 

[Team Adam's]

Correct, always a good practice to blow off as much pollen (or dirt, dust, etc.) as possible before going through the Waterless/Rinseless process.

 

These types of products most definitely have their limitations as far as how much they can safely remove before creating swirls/scratches.  Getting as much pollen off the surface as possible beforehand is a good plan!

[Ricky Bobby]

Thinking about trying this product out! Just a quick question. Would this be the way to go with an accumulation of pollen on the car? I can wash the Stang in the morning, go into town, then by the evening when we want to go to dinner its covered in pollen and light dust (at least this time of year). I am thinking about the spray bottle use if it would not cause any damage. The color by the way is Deep Impact Blue. Thanks!

 

I would just keep a bucket of Rinseless handy and do a quick Rinseless wash every other day or two in pollen season, I've found with most Waterless/Detail Spray products that its literally for a wipe down after a short drive.  A full days worth of pollen in my opinion and to be as safe as possible would warrant a Rinseless wash bucket using the Garry Dean method of many towels (Borderless blues are preferred here)

 

Pollen tends to stick pretty good which is why I suggest the Rinseless as opposed to a spray on wipe off product from what you were saying, but honestly unless you posted a pic of how bad the pollen is I wouldn't know for sure.

[GerryC]

After blowing off the excess, you can even pre-treat your panels with a WW product as you work around the car for added lubricity. It'll help loosen up the pollen that's still stuck, making it safer to remove.

[2Fords]

Thanks for all the input guys! I will try to get some pictures posted. It has rained here for a day or two so the pollen problem is not an issue today! But , it will be back I'm sure! In the mean time going to order some Rinseless up right now.

[Ace22]

I'll let Rick chime in but my dilution is 1:16 with distilled water and it works excellently for dust removal and a wipe down especially after a day on the bike.

I agree on the dilution ratio.  I recently ran out of my waterless wash, and mixed up my rinseless, and I actually like this much better and seems slicker than waterless wash.  Gallon rinseless ordered...check!

[Ricky Bobby]

I agree on the dilution ratio.  I recently ran out of my waterless wash, and mixed up my rinseless, and I actually like this much better and seems slicker than waterless wash.  Gallon rinseless ordered...check!

 

To be honest, I barely use Detail Spray anymore.  The 1:16 Rinseless leaves a shiny enough finish for me and finishes perfectly clean everytime.  I'll be buying a gallon soon to refill my 16 oz (easier to put an ounce in my soap bucket with the squeeze bottle), really amazing how well the product works in different dilutions.  A gallon of Rinseless will leave you with enough quick detailer/waterless wash, clay lubricant, wash water softener, and rinseless solution for probably a couple years at least.

[Fphillips]

What dilution do you use for clay lube?

[camaro2ssblack]

What dilution do you use for clay lube?

I like 1:32. Works great with a 32 oz bottle. Add one ounce of rinseless, and fill the rest up with water.

[Fphillips]

Thanks Chase.

[Ricky Bobby]

What dilution do you use for clay lube?

 

According to ONR dilutions the ratio is 1 oz per gallon for clay lube (1:128), however I use it at Waterless 1:16 strength and I've noticed that Chase's dilution works just as well (1:32), I just have a ready mixed gallon of 1:16 so I use it more.

[Team Adam's]

1:16 to 1:32 works well for clay lube Fred.

[Fphillips]

Thanks Nick.

[Fphillips]

1:16 to 1:32 works well for clay lube Fred.

Can you polish over top RW residue like you can with DS?

[Ricky Bobby]

I see no issues with it, it deposits less on the surface in my opinion.

[Team Adam's]

Yep, you'll be fine.

[Fphillips]

Thanks Guys

[Will!]

I might be just a little late to joining the Rinseless Party but I can't believe that I waited so long! I've only had a brand new bottle sitting on my shelf for just over 3 1/2 months 

 

But I am hooked! I washed my truck two days ago and as it's a daily driver is sits outside 24/7 and had some dirt buildup and grime. I finally broke out the Rinseless since I am about due for a correction anyway. Rinseless blew my expectations away, granted I was still concerned even though I have read nothing but rave reviews on it. My truck was recently repainted and has a very soft clear, so soft even I am getting swirling from a two bucket wash, coupled with a foam cannon as well. I can't yet say that I am positive that I won't have any swirl issues with Rinseless but once I find the time to correct my behemoth I'll be sure to follow up.

[lowandfast]

hello all,

 

I have a question, if I have a 16 oz bottle of Rinseless and I want to make a spray and wipe (waterless wash) mixture, how should I dilute ?

 

should it be 16 : 1,  or 15 : 1

 

basicaly, if I mix up a gallon of product, whould I take 1 gallon of distilled water and ADD 8 ounces to it ?? Or should I put 8 ounces in a 1 gallon container, then fill the rest of the bottle up to the 1 gallon mark ? 

 

If its a true 16:1 ratio, that means it will be 1 gallon (128 oz) plus 8oz of product, giving a total of 136 ounces.

 

what is the Adams exact instruction on this ?

 

thanks.

[camaro2ssblack]

Take a gallon of distilled water, pour out 8 ounces. Then replace that 8 ounces with rinseless wash. Shake it up and you have a full gallon of 1:16 waterless wash.

[lowandfast]

ok, so that is a 15:1 ratio , NOT 16:1.

 

thank you

[camaro2ssblack]

ok, so that is a 15:1 ratio , NOT 16:1.

 

thank you

Pretty much.

 

1:16 equals 17 total parts. 128 ounces divided by 17 parts equals approx 7.5 ounces. Therefore 1:16 equals 7.5 ounces active ingredient and 120.5 ounces water. So by using 8 ounces you are very close, no need to be exact.

Edited June 29, 2014 by camaro2ssblack

[Team Adam's]

A difference of one ounce won't make or break the effectiveness of diluted RW, so don't worry too much about that.

 

There's no need to be quite that exact, 15 or 16 (of 14 or 17) ounces of water will work just fine.  The ratios are just guidelines, you can adjust as needed. 

[2Fords]

Would using my single soft towels with the Rinseless wash be ok? I will use my Borderless blues to dry it off. I really dont use my single softs anymore so I thought I would see what everyone thinks! Thanks! Al

[Team Adam's]

Al, that's perfectly fine, they just don't hold on to quite as much RW solution, but the difference is pretty insignificant.