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Considering work place is a building site & I do c.100m on motorways per day; I really CBA to wash it.
That aside I dust the interior occasionally (normally whilst bored & stuck in traffic)
It gets cleaned at service time; job done
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I fly in private chaps from Maranello to wash mine without affecting it's warranty.
HTH
sasguru
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Not bother washing it all for weeks on end, and just pray for rain ..
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Local chap who isn't eastern European. Costs £10 but I'd rather support him than those damn lazy immigrants who wash cars down the road and charge £5
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WHS. It's fun to sit there while all those rubber thingies roll over the carOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostI do mine in the machine.
As long as you remember to retract the aerial, close all the windows, and not have a nervous pet in the car. ..
(all of which at one time or another I haven't remembered! )
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Hose pipe ?
Bucket of water, sponge. That is all. Meguiars shampoo if I'm feeling generous.
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Didn't know Indesit made them that big!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI do mine in the machine.
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If you're being poncy about it you should get a micro-fibre multi layer hand made by virgins lambs wool mitt.
Sponges ruin your paint.
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Is there a Pole for this?
FTFYOriginally posted by jbond007 View PostEastern Europeans all the way. Can't go wrong for a fiver
They have one tub to wash the dirty super size multi fibre thingy, then lather up in a clean soapy one. That way there's no dirty water going into the clean. Plus leave the car there and go shopping, come back and it's all done. Better than Tesco's car washers & £1 pound cheaper. I used to go to one near work, they had a loyalty card, so the 5th was free.Last edited by anonymouse; 6 August 2015, 11:15.
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