Cheap Car Washing Water Filtration For Under $20

[@kelank12]

Other than getting the hose connector turned around (watch out for that one), the machine is simple to put together and use kzbin.infoUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP . And very nice, too. I'm surprised at the power-it's more than we'll ever need, and we've not even used the most powerful setting yet.I've cleaned off a dirty concrete porch to get it ready for sealing, started to clean siding, and I know this pressure washer will be terrific for cleaning tools this fall.The only issue we had is we had turned around the hose connector, and it leaked. Once it was on correctly, though, we had no problems with the connection. Just remember that the end with the green knob goes towards the hose. It's obvious now what we did wrong, but not necessarily obvious at the time.

[@ronlk46]

Had hard water in Albuquerque, New Mexico and it didn’t improve now that I’m in San Antonio, Texas. No matter how fast I dried, even with drying agents and Griot’s PFM Towels I had spots. These Filters arrived on Monday and I installed to my water source and flushed per instructions. Washed this morning using PFM Foam Cannon, combined with 2 bucket wash method. Enhanced Foam and suds in my wash bucket. Rinsed using power washer and dried with PFM Towels. Didn’t rush through the drying process as in the past. My days of dealing with hard water are over. Highly recommended these filters! Another great recommendation from AutoFanatic!

[@2mustange]

Any update? They still working well?

[@Pedroluvslupe]

Ron Keller ok but how many times you can use it

[@samuelocampo8398]

pedro Gonzalez they last 3 to 6 months of water filtration

[@richardnixon9324]

@@samuelocampo8398 I thought these filters don’t filter TDS (total dissolved solids)? Doesn’t make sense

[@SethDunbar123]

@@richardnixon9324they do not remove sediment but they do soften the water.

[@iceman213]

I copied your technique using this filter,,,, and my car came out looking perfect 👍🏼 … no water spots, nothing clean and easy. &&& I did it in the sun …. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼 …

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sharing your results with us

[@laszlodesimon4768]

What a great idea, and another one of your cost me money videos, but a great deal! Thanks for sharing.

[@flipfloplogic]

Ah damn I thought I was the only one who thought of using a RV filter lol. I use a CLEAR 20 filter model CRV2001. It was about 20 bucks and lasts 6 months. It filters anything greater than 1 micron. My pressure is decreased but not much. I suppose its due to the efficiency of the filter. I recommend using a wash bucket full of distilled water too.

[@rotor13]

I actually started using these a while ago after watching this video. I live in Texas and we have very hard water and even in the shade/garage, we get water spots almost instantly - especially with the warm weather when the water evaporates quickly it causes other issues with soap suds drying too quickly and leaving a residue requiring more time rinsing the car or having our drying towels on the damp side. After the first few cars I've had to wash, it's insane how good this works and how cheap it is. Minimal to no water spots making it easier to dry my cars, and the foam from the foam cannon is considerably thicker, much less runny. Now the only water spots I get on my cars is from the rain or when the wind blows when my sprinkler system is active.

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sharing and posting, i swear these are the best $18 you can spend for your water line for washing your cars. So glad this tip is helping people around the world solve real issues with water spots and low foam.

[@keithknechg3217]

Agreed.

[@Andres0603]

Great idea how long it last

[@willcopejr]

@@autofanaticcars thanks for this video and tip!! Much appreciated Auto Fanatic

[@pc1967]

Good info! I'm a detailer in SouthFl & really bad hard water here so I added "On the go" rv deionizer a few years ago...I saw an immediate difference with air dried black cars with zero spots but to get these results consistenty, I need to cleanout the old resin & add new bag every 4-6 weeks for $100+ . After your video, this could be for me a nice money&time saver...Thank you.

[@autofanaticcars]

yeah the resins get very expensive been there tried that and was wasting so much money for nothing. these simple filters really help me out a lot and many have thanked me for the suggestion. give them a shot

[@cranman4094]

That's why out of all the detailing channels out there I always come back to you! You have some of the best tips and tricks out there! I was so close to even renting a water filtration system but this.. this is why I love your channel! Thanks!

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sticking around. AF

[@keithknechg3217]

Dude,i bought a 2 pack.installed one.just as a experiment i hosed down the pollen off the wifes 2005 dark green jeep.for hahas let it dry ,in the sun.zero waterspots.live in e tennessee a lot of lime in our water.amazing.no buyingDI 1.00 $ a gallon adds up.brilliant.THANKYOU MUCH.

[@scottdickinson4528]

Instantly bought a 2 pack on amazon after watching this.... cant believe I didn't think about this before kudos on the vid thanks man

[@donrogers1000]

FYI, Home Depot sells the camco inline filters. For $25 you one filter and flexible hose or for $18 two filters with no hose. ***BUT*** these filters are 100 microns. The filters on amazon are 20 micron.

[@vandalov777]

which one is better? if i have really hard water? 100 microns or 20? sorry for stupid question

[@faisal3398]

@@vandalov777 20 better filtration

[@b6berry]

Using a water filter is a good idea on any application such as this, but no filter like this will reduce hardness which is a primary inhibiter of sudsing. You would need a deionizing filter / RO / water softener to do this, which auto fanatic pointed out are $$$. Again this is a high quality filter and can’t hurt using it, but greatly improved results directly caused by installing this filter are overblown. These filters are for bacteria and sediment removal.

[@pgrant7688]

I used to use these Camco filters with my RV, but I don’t anymore - they work well enough for potable water but there are better filters for that purpose. I’ve found another use for the Camco filters with the power washer and foam cannon. As AF states, it has made a difference as far as water spotting goes. The one difference with this video is, we aligned our hoses like an RV - a long hose from the faucet to the filter, then a short hose from the filter to our attachment. This is so whatever particles from the inside of the long hose don’t reach your attachment. Probably unnecessary but it’s what you do as an RVer and it’s worked well.

[@spywizzdotcom]

How many washes do you think you can get out of it for cars and trucks?

[@huxleyrodney3733]

I know Im asking randomly but does anyone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost the login password. I love any help you can offer me.

[@skslone9450]

Thanks, like you said for 20 bucks I'll give it a try! CR spotless is just crazy expensive!

[@cii5korea217]

Did you try it?

[@crash_override9435]

@@cii5korea217 I did. Wash in direct sun without a single water spot. Had lots of water spots before. That was an extreme test though, I wash with tap water then I do a final rinse with the filter on. I can't afford to replace these filters every other car I wash lol.

[@PartlyPenguin]

I've been looking for a quick and easy filtration system for my water, thanks for your video!

[@raymondperez3553]

We get a lot of that over here in Southern California we always have to worry about the hard water and water spots!

[@jpmavichana]

I just tried this morning, and it made the drying alot quicker.

[@autofanaticcars]

great glad it works for you as it does for me, such a simple effective and cheap solution

[@jpmavichana]

@@autofanaticcars Matter in fact, I bought four more filters for $30 on eBay

[@mpi_jack]

Just did this with my new pressure washer! Thank you for making this video, worked excellent.

[@jacoblocklear6809]

How did it work Friend?

[@mikeca98]

Thank you for the great tip. I don't like attaching the filter to the hose bib directly because someone walking by may stumble into it and break the filter, or worse, the pipe. I suggest attaching a 3 to 5 foot leader hose and putting the filter on the ground. Would using this RV filter as a prefilter make your ionized water system less expensive to use?

[@CalebRodriguez1988]

Excellent vid, just bought mine. I think the research and effort you are putting towards the detailing community is very fresh. good job on the pressure washer review, very unbiased, unlike others. It goes to show that we need to just go with what works for us individually at the time.

[@autofanaticcars]

exactly everyone has their own needs and budget and i try best to show and go over all of the important stuff to help you guys make good choices on stuff.

[@RickRoush03]

Been using these filters for the last 7yrs when I needed “something” to filter and when at HD figured these are better than nothing. I’ve been pleased thus far, replace mine yearly.

[@thetacticalape8852]

Idk, I tried these when washing my black truck. Didn't seem to change quality of foam or reduce water spot formation IMHO. The best way I have found to prevent the water spot problem is to use a drying aid. I have used the Last Coat AMP as a drying aid and no water spots. Truck dries super easy that way also.

[@milenstoimenov9532]

I am not sure if this filter will have any impact on hard water. Its active ingredient is not a water softening resin (polyphosphate in most cases) but charcoal for better taste. I guess your car will be happier with less chlorine taste on its paint lol. Cheers, the chemist

[@MrBod4life]

You know what..you are right...Im glad you spotted that. I do have a question for you Chemist. Would this be beneficial although to use this filter as a pre-filter to my CRSpotless? I was able to knock about 20 PPM off TDS here in So.Cal. From 250ish to 230 PPM. Not much but what are your thoughts? Does charcoal filters help resin perform better/last longer? thanks again!

[@bstewartexecutivecarcare6953]

Big Bang for small investment. Here in Arlington, VA very hard water and these help considerably. Made in 🇺🇸 👍✌️

[@Aspen910]

I was looking at this on Amazon and wondered if it would work, googled “cheap car wash filter” and your video popped up, my hunch was right, thank you for making a video to help all of those looking for something cheaper than $200

[@edwardearl1]

I live in Scottsdale, AZ Lots of dust. My approach has been to double up on the filters, using two hoses. Works Great.

[@autofanaticcars]

Nice il be showing a new filter system on this channel in a few days

[@Pedroluvslupe]

Do a video using this filter with the power washer to see how much foam you get

[@mrhonda1]

I've camped for years and have always used these at the campground. So obviously I've tried these for washing cars. These Camco filters don't do anything to reduce spotting.

[@autofanaticcars]

its all in your water supply these works awesome for thousands of us who use them

[@bobhath7]

I’ve read on these and I’m pretty sure they do not remove dissolved calcium. The company actually don’t mention calcium at all, although I’m sure it does take care of scale chunks. Aren’t water spots mostly dissolved calcium left behind? All that being said, I am not doubting that the other chemicals filtered out do enhance your foaming and washing, and if it gets you where you want to be then kudos. I would like to see an evaporation test done to see what calcium is left behind though.

[@autofanaticcars]

these are carbon block filters the biggest issue with low foam, rusty rotors and water spots is the chemicals they add such as Chlorine. these filters reduce that but a good amount and the improvements are awesome. read the comment trail for this video

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

I have seen these at Walmart and have almost bought them many times but wasn’t sure if it would be good enough to wash cars. Now I will buy a 2 pack thanks to this video. I live in Indiana and our hard water is terrible as well. You have to wash your car as fast as possible then dry even faster.

[@1Y2ae]

I use this here in south Florida. Our well water is hard and full of scale. Best thing for washing my car. Also use these for adding water to our pool.

[@MercedesMechanic]

do you let your car drip dry after rinsing with the camco filter, and if so are there any water spots once the car drip dries.

[@TravelExplorer2040]

Guys absolutely hundred percent work I try I’m in Florida very hot and sunny no water spot you can wash your car direct to the sun don’t worry anymore and cheap from Walmart 2022

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sharing

[@randyealy310]

Thank you! I am looking forward to trying this out for my detailing business.

[@autofanaticcars]

Have fun!

[@kobechrome138]

Can these be used for window cleaning with a brush and a pole. ?

[@esurles1]

Never had problems washing my black truck in North Carolina where I lived on a mountain in the country, we moved down to Port Orange FL and I just can't seem to ever get my truck clean it's either water spots or water steaks from drying it and I aways wash it in the shade gonna try this next time I wash it

[@tucobenedicto109]

Great video, the 100' hose real, is connected to a big particle filter and it feed the hot tub and washes cars. but the water is not filtered through the houses filtration straight from well, sometimes I see resin from the resin tank. This is a must for the spring and summer once it stops freezing it will keep the hot tub clean without searching for a filter. Well is in the northeast east of the hudson on a mountain.

[@eastcoastlife3547]

Great idea man!! Ordered myself some for my kranzle.. you saved me hundreds on those other systems! 🙏

[@cameronmessina5287]

It seems so simple, makes me wonder why I didn't think of that! Thanks for the awesome tip!

[@osukacards]

Man youre a damn genius. I'm going to use this for my car and give my dog better water.

[@usasupra23]

Costco has a great rinse and go filter on sale for March for only $119. It works great and you don’t have to dry it

[@jameswilliams663]

Well in just two years they raised the price over 20%. I purchased anyway, seeing that you already did the legwork on choosing an inline filter for my pressure washer. And as far as cleaning cars is concerned, my strategy is to apply a ceramic coating and then once a week or so take a few minutes and wipe down with a cleaner/wax spray. Infiniti 2014 QX50. Still looks showroom, almost always. Hope you are correct on this filter allowing adequate water flow for the health of the pressure washer pump. Mine is a 3GPM Vortexx unit. Thanks

[@crash_override9435]

You're going to starve the 3GPM with a 0.5GPM filter. Typical spigot flows 8GPM. Wash with tap water on your pressure washer then do a hose rinse w/ the filter.

[@maximua78]

i tried, bought 4 of them, they don't work nearly as good as you might think they do after watching this :) I am half way through polishing my glass now, water spots all over after washing with this filter

[@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC]

You get water spots with the $500 DI tanks too though

[@Mr333brando]

Thanks just subscribed👍

[@MyNameJeff-ck4sb]

I did a TDS reading before and after using this and it was exactly the same as not having the filter

[@autofanaticcars]

TDS really isn't the main issue for most of us it is the Chlorine and other chemicals used to treat the horrible water we all have and these carbon block Camco filters work great for that. The chemicals in the water really affects water spots and foam output of soaps.

[@anthonyjohnson9580]

Wsup A.F. I tried this yesterday since my camco filters arrived and it worked really good!!! I noticed that I got a ton of foam when I foamed my car w/ foam cannon and it seemed to add more lubricity to the soap while hand washing. I think I'm gonna try it with my C.R. spotless system too, to see if my resin will last longer since it will not have to filter out much contaminants. Great video A.F.👍👍👍.

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for posting your feedback i told you guys it does work and help a ton for us fanatics. Let us know if your resin lasts longer, mine did not at all and it was too costly to keep replacing every 8 weeks

[@MrBod4life]

Thats exactly what I plan to do as well. I plan to use a a prefilter to my CRSpotless. How did it work for you?

[@BFKNB]

We have hard water where I live because most of the water comes from aquafers. The water contains calcium and magnesium which causes hard water deposits and the etching you see if the water is allowed to evaporate. This filter doesn't seem to filter out minerals or soften the water. Definitely good.for other crap in the water.

[@autofanaticcars]

we have similar in NY but higher levels of chemicals and these work great. i have always owned black cars 27 years and struggled with this but these little filters really do help more than i thought.

[@Jeeper1378]

They have a picture of the unit attached to the sprayer side for washing the car, not a bad idea.

[@XtremeproDetailers]

That looks like it’ll work if your a detailer mobile as well I tried it I filled up my hundred gallon water tank and then wash two cars no water spots and it was about 95° in Miami so it worked perfect for me

[@fensterputzernuernberg]

Depends on how hard the water is in your area... if your a pro Car washer . There is only way and that is get a RO / DI system at home to fill your water tank up.

[@danpass12]

I came across this idea before. The water seems to leave a white residue (wipes right off) after using these filters. The water left hard water spots before. Indoor water filter (like for a fridge) seems to have a similar design but water doesn’t leave behind a residue when it dries on a surface.

[@autofanaticcars]

check your water i bet there is lots of crap in it like mine, i do not get any residue but as you can view my other recent videos my water destroys filters in weeks, check the last 2 videos from two weeks back on my channel

[@danpass12]

This is with a brand new filter. It leaves the red paint driveway white lol while unfiltered it doesn’t but it does leave bigger water spots. Even after a few washes, a multitude of gallons, it is leaving the white residue. I wonder if the filter is removing something that normally binds with the white residue.

[@jpmavichana]

This will protect your pressure washer too, by minimizing the crud that is going.

[@anthonymiliaresis627]

Awseome dude i love this idea i can not get rid of water spotting on my 2018 black caddi what filters fo i need to get ?

[@jestes7]

Looks like you can stack them and double them up too to get better filtration

[@Omnis2]

This is a friggin killer tip. Keeping water spots off my Soul Red 6 is a royal PITA and this looks like the ticket!

[@autofanaticcars]

grab a pack they work awesome

[@Georgeliams]

I can’t thank you enough for your suggestion. It works! Really impressed with the results.

[@autofanaticcars]

Great to hear!

[@louiskovacs8970]

@@autofanaticcars I'm Louis from Camco manufacturing the manufacture of the filters you are using. We have new filters specifically for hard water wondering if you want to try them out and review let me know

[@anthonyjohnson9580]

Thanks for the response A.F. can't wait to see what u and Matt will present to the car detailing community.👍👍

[@adamhopkins8155]

how many cars you think you can rinse with a twin set?

[@mmortada1978]

I hope to try it with foam cannon to check different between soft&hard water 💧 💞

[@jasonsteffek9265]

Loved your detail spray and wheel cleaner. We have some obnoxiously high TDS water here, so this option is appreciated

[@autofanaticcars]

Glad it was helpful!

[@elpapaupa838]

Can that be connected to a detailing water tank

[@teedup-81]

Hard water issue in Saint Helens, Or!!! Great video- going to try this asap!!! I will hook filter directly to pressure washer!!

[@DiamondHandsDetailingLLC]

This video is so underrated!!!

[@user-ri3bf4or5y]

Really enjoy your videos & products. Very down to earth & informative. Where did you get your two-bucket rolling set up & pole wash mit? I have a bad back and watching you wash your cars this system looks perfect for my situation.

[@autofanaticcars]

I made the bucket rig well over 12 years ago from two Rubbermaid buckets I bought at Grainger and the wash mops I was also making but no longer due to supplier shortages so we discontinued them on our web shop

[@biopqq836]

Hey thanks again! Please let us know when your wheel cleaner is ready for purchase

[@klasseact6663]

I check everyday 😂

[@ninji5226]

Amen brother, i was looking into this and you confirmed my thoughts. Those di systems are crazy expensive and i never even thought of the other problems you mentioned. I have a bunch of these laying around because i have an rv so buying in bulk is gonna be more thanworth it now.

[@jonruehle9186]

I'm in Katy, TX. Super-hard water here. Not much of a difference with these filters, I still have spots.

[@raymondperez3553]

Great idea!! This will work on any household water hose and it will prevent get that hard water spots .

[@bradc5633]

Great idea to reduce some of the crap in city supplied water, I’ll be trying it! Thx

[@dalegoins5721]

Atlanta!!! Thanks for your sharing, Dale

[@richieewinns]

apparently on amazon, someone commented these wouldn't do that great because hard water typically has calcium and magnesium. These wouldn't do much for that but rather an ion exchange resin filter but i cant seem to find anything that can mount directly to a water spigot.

[@jerrycube6244]

Not a bad idea. Not sure about where you are but we have essentially nyc water with around 35ppm tds so pretty good. Usually I use my electric blower to knock as much water off the car as possible before I even try to dry it. In night need to try your 007 as a drying agent to make it even easier...

[@starmatt3222]

Wow! Best alternative and much lower price than CR Spotless and the others. Thanks, I'll definitely buy this! And get no more water spots on my car! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@autofanaticcars]

works awesome been using for years and our NYC water is awful. Zero water spots washing in the sun and better foam.

[@JDMJDK]

Great tip! Every ounce of prevention counts. Im looking forward to not running minerals and particulates through my pressure washer. Thank you! 🤙

[@sandro2304]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been looking for a good solution for a while, and this is it!

[@M3ichael]

OMG! Been using CR Spotless System (DIC-20) for a couple of years and now I'm only getting four washes before having to replace the resin. TOTALLY going to try this out.

[@autofanaticcars]

same here it was costing a fortune to keep that system was not worth it to me, these are cheap, simple and effective and better than nothing

[@M3ichael]

@@autofanaticcars I used the filter this weekend and had a couple of a couple of hard water spots after fully drying the car (doors, hood trunk). Took the car for a trip around the block to shake free any hidden areas retaining water noticed some hard water spots. Looks like it worked great and will give it a couple more tries and report back. Our water here is really hard, so I'm curious how long each container will last. Still cheaper than the resin.

[@M3ichael]

Auto Fanatic tried the second Camco Filter and lots of hard water. Looks like I’m going back to the resin. Water here is just terrible.

[@duane9707]

This is fantastic! Thanks. I live in the desert I hope it works for the desert water.

[@distinctivedetailingnc8686]

Great info and explanation on how it works and set up. Would definitely like to see what your dissolved solids count is before and after. I know you said it it's better and helps, but that is more subjective. Would love to see what the actual reduction is with it. Thanks for sharing.

[@caseG80]

Buy a test kit or have it tested cheers

[@stephencarbonaro5462]

What do you think about using this inline with a cr spotless?

[@MrBod4life]

Thats what I plan to do. Plan to use as a prefilter

[@MWash-yr1xe]

You should do a tds test to so before and after to show the numbers of the results.

[@derekhensel1108]

I notice you never tested the TDS. I'm curious how effective this filter is at creating "spotless" water.

[@Magicinstalls]

I would say that's not a solution in itself. Maybe add it in front of the CR spotless system to make the resin last longer? Testing for TDS will tell the true results. The CR Spotless test results are always 0 when working properly. I don't think those little filters will get those results by themselves. I'm very happy with my CR spotless system, and I never have to deal with water spots. Just rinse and air dry. My only issue is paying $240 for a cubic foot of resin! If there's a way to get more mileage out of the resin, I'm sold! Just ordered a 2 pack...

[@autofanaticcars]

Hi Steve I had CR system years ago and our water is so bad that I was replacing the resins every two months then it became too cost prohibitive to keep using it. Where I live our water has excessive chlorine which affects water spots, flash rust on rotors and foam output in a foam cannon and these Camco filters really help so much not only here but thousands of users all over the USA have reported the same great results. Every water supply is different and yes TDS is something to consider but the chemicals being on the high scale also need to be considered. Try it on yours and let us all know if you do get longer yield on your resins.

[@Magicinstalls]

@@autofanaticcars Tried the filter alone, and got a lot of water spots. 500+ TDS when I tested it. CR spotless is 0, and leaves 0 spots. I was hoping the filter would make my resin last longer, but the TDS from my house is no different than the camco filter...

[@dreamlookautodetailingauto3353]

Awesome brother!! Hard water sucks!! When I can save money it's a good thing! Gonna try it.. thanks for sharing.😎👍

[@georgebeato5702]

Is there an indication of when to replace the filter, besides length of time?

[@frumpd63]

So much win! Thanks for this, and all your absurdly awesome videos. Will help keep my lowly Ti-Sport clean.

[@sportscarnut]

Good tip! Do you have a total dissolved solids (TDS) measurement with and without the filter?

[@gtvic2010]

Out of the box with proper flush no hose @ regulated 40PSI Florida “city water” 184PPM average tap water not to wash cars.

[@MrBod4life]

read my post

[@Dopboyfreshh]

Perfect! exactly what I was looking for, thank you

[@jacobhirschfeld648]

I always was always curious about this. What if you hook up two? Maybe no water spots at all lol

[@glocksrock1]

That’s a fantastic solution! Thanks.

[@oakkblackbird]

Thank you for sharing this video. I love the mustang, BTW👍

[@autofanaticcars]

Glad you liked it!

[@des7046]

Do you know if I can use these for pressure washing houses as well?

[@autofanaticcars]

no these should only be used on the water feed going into the pressure washer not at the output end you can get hurt

[@ashleydanus702]

I use this and would recommend I had water spots not bad but bothered me so I went to Walmart got this and it’s great

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks for sharing your real feedback these filters are the best and easiest fix for us washing cars with water issues. AF

[@joshuagaming5047]

Will this eliminate the need to use a water spot remover spray?

[@alexleon8406]

So this will prevent water spots from appearing on a car when the water dries on the paint?

[@autofanaticcars]

it certainly helps

[@yoji8130]

have you used a TDS meter on this? would like to know how much it takes out

[@alexguzman3351]

Wondering how do you know this is good if your didn’t test out the PPM. I know your tittle doesn’t state this is Di Water equivalent to 0 PPM. Which is the best method when it comes washing a car out door in high temperature. Reason why I’m asking is because I’ve been trying to research what is the best filter to use to get the most effective way to not get water spots. Some people on there videos have gotten more hard water from using this filters then just out the Tap. Just wondering. Because with out the actual Di tanks is hard. Great video BTW

[@dschwep7]

will these filters remove or keep from having calcium spots for washing a car ?

[@milanjurich1526]

Mustang rocks! Great tip!

[@WelcomeToMyHead]

Do you think this would work for well water? We are on a well and don’t want to purchase a water softening system if we can avoid it, as they’re so expensive! But our water leaves so many spots on the vehicles, and deposits on the windows, even if rushing to dry it immediately. I’m super interested to give this a try!

[@ApexxPredatorr]

You always have informative and helpful videos but this one has to take the cake! Your contribution to the community is greatly appreciated! PS I’ve been patiently waiting for the AF brake cleaner, been holding out on replenishing for awhile now any idea when it will be available?

[@autofanaticcars]

thanks our preorder is happening very soon once the lab gives me a production date.

[@ajc4132]

How many washes out of one of these? Ballpark? Also- do you think you have to use a regular rubber hose to connect to pressure washer or can one of those flex hoses work too?