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I am enjoying RRW and the added dosing cap.

I wish you guys huge success

Is it not better to only move the sponge in one direction and scoop? I’ve been doing rinseless for a few months now with towels and the instructions I watched said to scoop and not go back and forth. Do the slits in the sponge negate the need for that? If so and the paint won’t be damaged, the sponge should be much faster.

Does all the dirt get released from the sponge when you dunk it back in the bucket and wring it out? Or does some dirt get embedded in it?

Question if I have a 10 year ceramic coating on my car and it’s mainly garage kept this seems perfect for wash due to hardly any dirt. However will rapid rinse less wash ruin my coating ?

RS is a strip wash!

I typically maintenance wash my car with rinseless weekly. Since it’s coated, it’s almost a no brainer. I used to drag out the pressure washer, set everything up, and foam. I realized after rinsing, the car barely had any dirt left. Bucket wash seemed a waste of time. I saw Eddie Colon do a hybrid wash video, and my washing methods have totally changed. Maybe only once a month I’ll drag out the PW, and foam it up with Gyeon Foam, or Griots Surface wash. Rinseless after that, and done. I even started doing my wheels rinseless. Probably cut a third of my washing time or more. If you’re coated, and still using the Foaming, and two bucket, you are working too hard, and wasting time. A good pump sprayer, sponge, a grit guard, and a good drying towel.

LOVE RRW, my new favorite.

I always appreciate new product releases and technology advancements. Gotta say, Im hooked on Absolute.. its going to take something pretty special for me to make the move

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I use both, soap and Rinseless, and they all have a place. Most Rinseless leave something on the paint so if I am about to use some sealant I use soap, if the car is just dusty and I want a quick was, I use Rinseless. Can Rinseless Scratch Your Paint? yes it can, it all depend on how you use it and how dirty the car is. But I have to say, soap is just more fun to use and alot more slicker. I have to try the USS.

Have you done a comparison of this vs DIY detail rinseless?

I only use soap once a year in preparation for a polishing session as I don't have to worry about scratching the paint. Every other wash, is rinseless. About 80 times a year.

I'm convinced! But, question - is there any impact to your drying towels when soaking up the RRW as you dry? Meaning will it change the absorption properties of the towels over time since they get loaded with Rinseless Product?

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I just wanna smell that Rrw!

It always depends. The Rinseless-Wash product was never the problem. The main difference ist the procedure before the contact wash. With some waterpressure and good chemicals you start with a much cleaner surface. And to be honest... rinseless is no fun, i use it, but i love soap.

I don't think people realize that you can rinse your car with a hose or pressure washer when doing a rineselss wash. In fact, it's recommended if your car is heavily soiled. Pre-treat with rinseless, rinse, and then do a contact rinseless wash. The rinseless wash saves you the final rinse step, you can go straight into drying. It's a massive time save when you don't have to worry about getting all of your wash soap out of every crack and crevice. The first rinse can be a super quick one. Hit all panels with the pressure washer and go into your contact wash.

Disclaimer : as alluring as it it, don't drink it 😂

Been using rinseless wash ONR since 2014 and completely agree with Levi in this informative video 😊 It is a skillset but once you get in down there is no looking back💪 On really dirty cars I presoak with a dedicated prewash or Optimum Power Clean. It works great 😁👍

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I very rarely use soaps anymore because I maintain my cars so well with Rinseless washes. It does come with some limitations such as wheel and tire cleaning since I prefer to keep them thoroughly scrubbed with suds and water so I've made the compromise and do soap baths on the weekends and Rinseless during the week when it is way more convenient. Plus I use multiple towels that never revisit the bucket so I can use the same three gallons for three washes and then wash my towels at the end of the week!

Can you use rupes uno advanced on the glass, windshield?

OK, so it works. I just fail to see what is the magic purpose to not using a hose?

So many ppl use the term "encapsulation" even with soap, such a loose term that has no meaning.

I absolutely love this channel, both of you guys bring amazing energy from start to finish in every video, I don’t even like to wash my car, but after watching you, I feel like I have everything to run a pro shop AND I actually end up washing my car pretty often!

Ah the psychology of soap bubbles. More suds, the cleaner. No suds, no clean. Psychology is a fascinating thing. 😂

Does it leave anything on the surface or could you apply wax/sealant/ceramic right after without panel wipe?

I live in Florida and always clean my own cars plus an occasional detail on the side. After many years of foaming and 2 buckets in the blazing heat, I wish I would’ve tried rinseless sooner. Quicker and way less stress on my body. I started using ONR and liked the results. I paired it with some new TRC towels and mitts, fantastic.

👀👍. No drinking Levi. I got my eye on you. I bet it taste like tea, maybe lemon tea🤫

After trying a dozen household DIY techniques, my towels are still not working properly. But I remembered seeing this video before and wasn’t interested in buying another product. Well, I’m back… and fingers crossed that this actually works. 🤞

It took me a couple of times to get it. A quality drying towel is a must.

Great video. I'm a huge rinseless fan and use it quite often. The only part I disagree on is pressure washing the muddy vehicle with just water and pressure washer. That doesn't feel safe to me. Spray a prewash product to break down the dirt and mud before hitting it with pressure washer

How does it do with other pads. Like lake county pads. ?

LOVE RRW, it is definitely in my arsenal, as is Absolute and ONR, among others 😁😁.

no foam, no fun, period!

Haven’t scratched my ceramic coated car yet. Have be using rinse less and water less washes for years. Recent favorites are DIY Rinse Less, ADS Hero, and Phoenix EOD Hydra.

Nothing like Rinseless. I have been using it for over 14 years.

I am a mobile detailer in Texas. Texans don't believe garages are for cars so I have to do most cars in the blazing sun. Rinseless is the only way to go and it DOES NOT scratch paint. I repeat RINSELESS DOES NOT SCRATCH PAINT.

For rinseless naysayers, just try it. Buy just a single bottle of product and actually test it out.

Rrw is amazing stuff, definitely in my top 3!

Yvan Lacroix said the only time he had soap at his detail shop was when one of his employees bought him it as a joke. He did purely rinse less washes. If a car was too dirty or muddy they’d rinse it off before hand.

Foam is for the fun, rinse less method is for the money.

Ask any detailer. Any real detailing. ONR is must in every arsenal 😂

It would be a better example if on the other side of the panel you washed it with just water. Same procedure but just water and see if it scratches like that. If did then Rinse-less is great and If it didnt then….

I just don't enjoy doing a rinseless wash. I will do rinseless wash when I'm limited on time and my vehicle isn't really dirty. Like the ShoeDoc says.. "When I see the foam, I'm in my zone!"

I do the Gary Dean wash method with my ONR and microfibre towels.

Nope 😃

I just add a few droplets of ONR to my foam cannon to help encapsulate the dirt even more effectively

When Matt says Mike, he means Steve from Canada 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣