How to Clean Your Car in a Drought Without Water

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Here in North Carolina we’re in the midst of a good ol’ drought. As my backyard slowly turns into desert, I wonder if there’s a way to clean my car without using water.

Well now there is. It’s called Dri Wash n’ Guard. Apparently, you don’t need to use water with it, which means:

You’re saving water (and money)
You’re avoiding washing all the oil, dirt, and soap into the environment.

But how well does it really work? What if it’s a rip-off? Luckily, you can get yourself a free sample of Dri Wash n’ Guard here. I’m waiting to test mine out whenever I get it.

Posted in cars, free, water on Tuesday, January 15th, 2008 at 12:49 PM.

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gwen · 900 weeks ago

Great tip, Joe! You can find more water-saving tips at www.h2oconserve.org. Enjoy!

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Jenn · 899 weeks ago

I used to mostly NOT wash my car at all.

It works well with pos cars. =)

The best tip is to go to one of those car washes because they usually conserve water a lot better than you can washing it on your driveway... Also I think they "clean" or cycle the water too.

Even the "free car wash" offered by many gas stations work well..

Thats the only way I used to wash my old car.

I used to wash boats in summers...

and this sounds weird,

but I used to take a VACUUM to the boat exterior.

I would take one of those soft brush attachments so I wouldn't scratch it. It would take most of the dirt and dust off.

Then I would wash it when most of the dirt was off. =)