Review on 🧽 32 oz. Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine - NR2010Q by Jeff Leu

I've just used this thing for the first time and to be honest I was blown away - it far exceeded my expectations! I live in Ohio and in about 2 weeks my car was covered in road salt and dried out by nasty winter weather (my usually nice blue Tesla was mostly off-white). I was looking for a good way to clean my car as I don't like going to car washes and it's literally freezing outside. I've been hearing and talking about buying about ONR for a while and I'm glad I finally did! I mixed 1 ounce (2 caps) ONR with about 2 gallons of water as directed. I usually use a two-bucket flushing system, but decided to see how the one-bucket method they recommended would work. I figured I could still polish it if it scratches the paint. I made a pass or two over each section of the car, one panel at a time, with a microfiber mitt and wiped with a microfiber waffle towel. It almost hurt doing it on the inside because it doesn't look like it's supposed to work, and I figured there's no way rubbing the glove with a solution that's otherwise dried in road salt would do that Don't scratch the paint. But miraculously the first panel dried perfectly clean, the drying cloth never looked dirty and I couldn't find any trace of curl. As a bonus, it actually smells pretty good and my hands are soft now. I do not know how it works. That shouldn't work. It's kind of voodoo. But my recently dirty car is now in the garage, almost as clean as ever after using 1 bucket, 2 gallons of water and absolutely no rinsing. Mind.Blown! In summary: - This stuff works. 2 caps, 2 gallons of water and a few microfiber towels is all you need - no 2-bucket system required. The dirt from the detergent just sinks to the bottom of the bucket. - No need for a pre-wash, even if the car is pretty dirty - Seriously, no rinsing or hosing down required - One 32-ounce bottle lasts for 32 washes! There's some Harry Potter-level magic happening here.