Who has tried both which do you recomend. Do they work the same in cleaning ability, obisiously one waxes but i want to know cleaning power wise.
Who has tried both which do you recomend. Do they work the same in cleaning ability, obisiously one waxes but i want to know cleaning power wise.
You will be able to use the Rinse Free Express Wash on a much dirtier vehicle than you can the UWWA (although you get deal with a pretty darn dirty car with that, as well!). You can also increase the cleaning ability of RFEW by using a slightly stronger dilution ratio - 1 ounce to 2 gallons of water is fine for most cleaning but for really bad situations you can go to 1 ounce per gallon. Of course you'd want to knock off the really heavy stuff with a hose or pressure washer first, like if you've been off road mudding in a 4 x 4 or you've got really heavy, thick clinging snow and ice when driving in the winter. Admittedly, most won't be doing their rinse free washing at that particular moment in time, but you never know!!
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Thank you so much for the clarification. I think rinse free would be more convinient for daily detailers.
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