How to wash your car easily with Rubbit Waterless eFoam Kit

Transform your car cleaning routine with the complete Rubbit Car Wash Kit! Featuring the powerful eFoam Sprayer, Rubbit Foam 2.0 concentrate, and a set of premium microfiber towels, this kit makes car washing easy, eco-friendly, and effective. In this tutorial, we show you how to prep and use the entire kit for a spotless finish. No hose, no mess - just a perfect wash every time. Watch now and discover the ultimate solution for car care at home! 🌿🚗 #RubbitKit #eFoamSprayer #CarCareSimplified

[@MrShubhamenx]

How to release pressure after use??

[@lukemorgan8447]

Is this product hydrophobic? That would be the ticket. Looks like it shines good so it must have some kind of gloss enhancement in this product.

[@heidiheaux7007]

4:22 Pretty sure keeping a KID in the trunk is frowned upon 😂

[@mallk90]

good for matte car?

[@chrisdrury2137]

Got my eFoam Sprayer today and there looked to be an extra spray tip in the box. Is that just a spare?

[@phonglam4889]

Does it work?

[@max2883]

I just got my car ceramic coated is this safe on ceramic coatings?

[@crimsonstripes]

SnareMan just did a review and said he uses this because the PH level of the soap does not harm ceramic coatings like toothless car washes, and doesn't give swirls in the paint like touch car washes if you do it right. Jesus is Lord (1 Corinthians 12:3).

[@stygianhoplite]

Does this work on stubborn, dried on bird droppings, caked on pollen, etc. I usually don't let my car get to that stage, but when work builds up sometimes I don't get the chance to wash it as much as I'd like. If Rubbit powers through those, I'm sold.

[@DirtyDemos]

"RUBBIT will get rid of dirt that would come off with a normal wash. The dirt that's stuck might need another Foam spray to come off easily. Rubbit Foam does not work like a 'magic' and isn't able to restore the car's color. Bird droppings left on a car for a long period of time will probably burn the paint. You can easily prevent this from now on by keeping Rubbit kit in your trunk and using it immediately when needed."

[@KateKay28]

I live where it snows a lot in winter and they salt the roads heavily. Just used this. It looks like it worked fairly well on removing the salt and road grime but you needed to really soak the dirty parts and dry wipe a couple times. It is pretty cold in my garage (around 40 F) so I had a hard time wiping up the spray and that could be why the multiple swipes were needed. I wouldn’t use it as my only method of washing all the time but it seems to be a good alternative for in between washes to get off some of the salt.

[@stygianhoplite]

@@KateKay28 thanks, ol two bucket method is still king

[@KateKay28]

Not in a 40 degree garage with no drain! It’s 8 degrees outside so that water would never dry.

[@MotorFest-k2v]

Know this stuff, been around the UK for 10yrs at least , used to be called Williams something (old Williams F1 team ) it's not new , just using a electric sprayer instead of supplied finger sprayer (also foam spray) it can remove spray paint permanent marker , they even pour lighter fluid and light it to show protection (UK shopping channel)

[@juanvaldivia375]

Can you share the link or info of it?

[@nickjarboe8938]

Terrible instruction manual... why does it not say how much water or solution to add? Why do I need to go to this video?

[@kay.hwipppp]

It says to fill with water up to the 2 liter mark. I think you missed it. It's at 1:05

[@nickjarboe8938]

@kay.hwipppp i saw on the video. But why not write it on the paper??