JHZR2
Staff member
I've generally found that the best way to speed up car washing is to not have to think about rinsing off or cleaning my sponge after every panel/section. So that results in having 6 or so sponges, just suds a clean one up, use it for a bit, then put it aside for the next panel.
I don't use waterless washing, so I'm not terribly familiar, though I know folks use microfiber for that...
But I came upon this auto geek article where essentially just 12 microfiber towels are employed in lieu of sponges.
https://www.autogeekonline.net/foru...ps-traditional-hose-bucket-approach.html
It seems to be sensible from a size, cleanliness and speed perspective. They can be folded and flipped to give more wash surface.
Does anyone use this approach instead of sponges or MF mitts?
I don't use waterless washing, so I'm not terribly familiar, though I know folks use microfiber for that...
But I came upon this auto geek article where essentially just 12 microfiber towels are employed in lieu of sponges.
https://www.autogeekonline.net/foru...ps-traditional-hose-bucket-approach.html
It seems to be sensible from a size, cleanliness and speed perspective. They can be folded and flipped to give more wash surface.
Does anyone use this approach instead of sponges or MF mitts?