Review on 🌪️ Chemical Guys Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert – Effective Car Wash Filter for Dirt and Debris Removal During Washing (Black) by Ameer Kobblewood

Seems ok, says it fits in a Standard Home Depot bucket but does not fit my Standard Home Depot orange bucket. Standard if I've ever seen it. It doesn't sit at the bottom of the bucket and effectively separates all that harmful dirt and grit from my big red car wash sponge. He gets stuck. In and corner. It's difficult to remove. It does not work as intended, does not work as promised in the product description. Maybe that's why they don't have a product video with a brilliant rep video. Or supporting a celebrity, say, Joy Harmon from the car wash scene in Cold Blooded Luke. And then we would have to do a poll, a poll - how many buckets of Orange Home Depot have been sold around the world in the last few years - is the number a defining standard? Or does ISO or ANSI MilSpec publish measurements that are accepted as standard sized buckets? I believe they do. And maybe it has to do with that standard, with that goal, with that empirical data that "fits in a standard bucket" is based on, and the number of Orange Home Depot buckets itself is irrelevant. Not good. Not correct. Poor quality. So maybe the problem is with the bucket, not the product, and maybe I should post a review of the Orange Home Depot bucket and blame them for building so many buckets that don't meet the ISO, ANSI, and MilSpec -Meet standards. . I would argue that they should change the Home Depot standard to match the Chemical Guys cyclone bucket liner and sue for the cost of the Chemical Guys cyclone car wash bucket liner. After all, it's their inability to build their Orange Home Depot bucket to standards, right? I think any rational jury of twelve citizens (including, I hope, Henry Fonda) would agree. If such a thing is ever found.