Review on 🚿 Optimum NRWW2012Q: 32 oz. No Rinse Wash & Wax Kit - Premium Cleaning and Protection by Anthony Record

WHY I CHOOSE ONR 1. I live in an apartment in an area with limited parking so space and resources are limited. 2. Central Asia drought. 3. I decontaminate my paint several times a year with a nano scrubber so I wanted to use this stuff as a touch up to keep it shiny and smooth. MY ADJUSTMENTS - all of this (minus the water) is packed into a bucket that I just toss in the closet: 1. 3.5 gallon bucket from home storage 2. protective cover 3. 1.5 gallon water from a Niagar Machine 4. One ounce ONR (that makes two caps out of thirty-two 5. About 15 microfiber towels from Amazon Basics and two fluffy microfiber towels for drying 6. Save dollar spray bottle Pour water/fill spray bottle with this ONR water mixture, put a few microfiber towels in a bucket aside / pre-soak / dust / starting with the tallest parts of my truck (roof) and working your way down (door panels and windows > front window windshield > hood > rear window and trim > front quarter panels > bed), with Bottle spray first panel to pre-wet dirt, grime and dust / take a damp towel, wring out so it's not wet but still fairly damp, fold with it There are 8 Sides / (with vertical panels) Start at the top and work your way down - Wipe horizontally in single strokes, being careful never to drag the dirt you've collected back onto the paint - you can do this, when i move your hand if you haven't used the same edges to pick up dirt / once one side is completely soiled, turn the towel over to clean the side and wipe the entire area you just wiped , start again with the other side / continue (at the below) Finishing the entire panel / Take a clean towel to dry and dry the entire panel at once. Repeat this process for the rest of the vehicle, making one panel at a time. It takes me about an hour COST PER WASH - after using the entire 32oz bottle at 1oz per wash: ($3 bucket + $8 sand guard + $14.40 water for 32 washes + $20 0.00 for ONR + $13.50 mf towels + $1 sprayer ) / 32 washes = $1.60 per wash! COST FOR FUTURE WASHES - with my next bottle I will already have a bucket, sand guard, MF wipes and a spray bottle and since I plan to buy a gallon (128 oz) the bottle will instead cost: $0.57 per wash. can't beat it Even if I had a driveway and access to water, I would never go to a regular car wash again! Use this to restore smoothness and shine between decontaminations. NOT RECOMMENDED for heavily soiled/dirt dried out vehicles etc. first and then use regularly) CONCLUSION - I can no longer hose down or use anything else and. It's a bit embarrassing but it's only been a day since I last took a shower and I want to do it again because I enjoyed it so much. I've never liked washing cars it was always such a chore but this method is painless and seeing the shine and smoothness every time you dry the area was spectacular so you always want to keep going.