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We should know the car drying way. When we want to clean our car, the cleaning tips will help us! Let's go to know more by this website!
Best Way to Dry a Car
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well this information will helpful for all!
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Back when I was younger everyone wondered how I could keep a clean clean shiny car in the dead of winter.
I worked at a garage & before I cleaned up to go out to hit the night spots. I would run the car into the shop, do a wash & clean up on it, chamois it dry to keep the spots and streaks off of it then put it on the lift & run it up on the highest lift to let it dry. And since I just got off from my job as a tire sales man I wasn't dirty just needed to wash the face & hands, change clothes to clean up a little. Then I was ready for a night of running.
I worked at a garage & before I cleaned up to go out to hit the night spots. I would run the car into the shop, do a wash & clean up on it, chamois it dry to keep the spots and streaks off of it then put it on the lift & run it up on the highest lift to let it dry. And since I just got off from my job as a tire sales man I wasn't dirty just needed to wash the face & hands, change clothes to clean up a little. Then I was ready for a night of running.
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Use a leaf blower.
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That's an interesting introduction.....
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Is this some type of ultimate, hard-to-decipher satire by the OP? Anyone?
If not, I've got a similar question: anyone know the best way to open a sardine can? And, to take this even further into irrelevance, how about: how best to convince an ashamed and forlorn cantaloupe that it's not really that fat.
If not, I've got a similar question: anyone know the best way to open a sardine can? And, to take this even further into irrelevance, how about: how best to convince an ashamed and forlorn cantaloupe that it's not really that fat.
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No it’s ad marketing by someone who doesn’t use English as a first language.
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That's what i do. 120 mph with the lights and siren going
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There is this thing called humidity. The lower it is the faster the car dries after it rains.
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Seriously? The Absorber. I have one that's been in use since 1998, still works great.
https://www.amazon.com/CleanTools-149-Natural-Single-Absorber/dp/B0000AY69V
https://www.amazon.com/CleanTools-149-Natural-Single-Absorber/dp/B0000AY69V
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For those things a windy day is your best option.
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I gave up hand drying, get a deionizing water filter or get a couple gallons of purified distilled water to pour over the car after rinsing, don’t miss a spot. Takes about 2 gallons for a 4 door sedan so a buck a pop every time you wash...I also got a small atomizer(might not be the right term but it’s like a hand pumped bug sprayer) I use to spray off the wheels after cleaning, makes it so you don’t get that haze.
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I'm thinking around 75??
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