Anyone wash their car today? ?

[securespark]

There's only one way.
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That's one way to get your headlights clean.

 

[Black estate]

Nope , I'm in Bradford my MG5 is in Southampton and my Enyaq is at home in Gosport
Plus it's to blooming

 

[T1 Terry]

My choice of washing method, keep it natural

 

[Archev]

The actual salt (sodium chloride) content of w-u-l is small, but many will steer away from it. SLS - Sodium Lauryl Sulphate - (or other foaming compounds) are used in many car shampoos, but can be a skin irritant.

Like shampoos and soaps for human use, they remove oil and leave the skin dry and itchy.

Further, there are environmental concerns over the production of SLS, so some manufacturers are moving away from it and swapping to more eco- and human-friendly options, both for car care products and soaps and shampoos for us.

That was my initial worry about those two young lassies washing that car. I was concerned they were using irritants on their young delicate skin - rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[securespark]

Time for some soothing body lotion...

 

[salty]

Washing up liquid is a definite no no.
Think about it, it's made to remove grease etc from shitty plates, pans etc. So will strip your car of any Wax. As for Pressure Washers, perfectly safe on your car. Obviously use a bit of common sense, and don't jet wash, very close to the body work, and don't blast the brakes closely.
Not sure how it would effect the electrics. But as already said, each to their own. Whatever works for you....

 

[tsedge]

Wax? Is that some kind of hair product?