How to clean your car without using water?

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How to clean your car without using water?
Water is a prized commodity that we cannot afford
to waste, given the immediate water
crisis.  Every water-based car wash wastes
gallons of this precious liquid. However, most of
us know it to be an irreplaceable process. Thus,
even the idea of a car wash without water seems
to be impossible.  But a waterless car wash is
no longer a fantasy. It is possible to wash your
car without using water today.  So, heres a
complete explainer on cleaning your car without
using water.   
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Table of Contents

• How can you replace water? 
• Are the chemicals safe for your car?
• How to use the car wash chemical? 
• How to Choose the Right Waterless Car Wash?
• Conclusion

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How can you replace water? 
So, the biggest challenge is replacing water in
the cleaning process. Water is the most widely
used cleaning agent and is very hard to
replace.  However, several high lubricity
cleaning sprays have now been developed, which
can replace the water in a car wash.  These
sprays are chemically engineered liquids that
entrap the dirt particles and leave the car
surface clean when wiped off.
Are the chemicals safe for your car?
Any chemical-based product is bound to raise some
eyebrows. The doubt is also valid since chemical
products have long been known for their side
effects.  However, high-quality car wash
chemicals are completely harmless to your car.
The only possibility of any damage to the car
surface can be due to the poor quality of the
product and/or improper washing
technique.    Furthermore, the type of rag used
for wiping also has a significant impact on a
waterless car wash. Only high-quality microfiber
towels are recommended for use with these car
washing chemicals. Smooth textured terry cloth
towels, with a minimum weight of 300GSM, are the
optimum choice. 
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How to use the car wash chemical? 
Apart from the right car wash chemical, you need
to know the right wiping technique to achieve the
best results.  A simple rule to remember is to
wipe off the product before it starts drying.
Make sure you make gentle strokes in one
direction. Further, it is preferable to avoid
circular motion while wiping. With a circular
motion, you will eventually end up returning the
dirt to the section you wipe off. Also, applying
too much pressure on the towel can cause
micro-scratches on the car surface.
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Conclusion 
So, for a car wash without water, all you need is
the right cleaning chemical and cloth.  You can
choose to clean your car yourself or even opt for
a doorstep car wash service like
GoWaterless.  However, if you choose to clean
your car on your own, make sure you choose a VOC
and silicone-free solution. 
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