Hoseless vs Rinseless Wash...Really?

[galaxy]

I think the title says it all.  What we got goin on here?  What's the diff?  What's the target audience? I've never raised an eyebrow at Adam's products, but what is this battle?

Edited January 2, 2023 by galaxy

[The Guz]

Hoseless is the replacement for rinseless wash. 

[Junior]

While similar in concept, Waterless is a RTU product and can be used on lightly dusty vehicles whereas Hoseless requires dilution and is a substitute for the traditional bucket wash. No hose is needed to rinse the vehicle at any point in the process. Thus it is called Hoseless.

 

This might blow your mind, but Hoseless can also be diluted to be used as a Waterless Wash.

[galaxy]

Actually, that's my bad...I actually meant to title this thread Rinseless.  Which, I had not heard it's a replacment, so that makes a little more sense.  Title has been edited.  

[QuickSilver20]

Along the same lines does anyone know if the revised waterless and Hoseless wash as the same products?  The description has the same color and scent so was curious if there’s still any differences aside from dilution ratio. 

[falcaineer]

1 hour ago, QuickSilver20 said:

Along the same lines does anyone know if the revised waterless and Hoseless wash as the same products?  The description has the same color and scent so was curious if there’s still any differences aside from dilution ratio. 

 

No, they are different. Hoseless, as mentioned, is the replacement for Rinseless and since it's more concentrated as before can be diluted to create a similar product to Waterless Wash.