Koch Chemie RRW Rinseless Wash Review

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[@Buckyvw]

The test we didn’t know we needed. Great work

[@DetailProjects]

Many thanks Alex!

[@shadovtec]

Wow, I’m impressed! These tests are truly next level and stand out from all the other reviews! If you could perform these tests with the other common rrw products, it would be a real added value for our community. I’ve already subscribed!

[@DetailProjects]

Many thanks for your support!

[@johnwhisenant3481]

Love this video would you please do more the rinseless washing products

[@DetailProjects]

Yes definitely will !

[@nyrep1]

great test. i use RRW a little stronger than recommended for polish removal and window pre cleaning, i absolutely love it but the plexi test makes me want to pay more attention from now on.

[@DearSX]

Loving this channel ❤️

[@AC_Authentic]

Great video and review!!! Love the test panel!!

[@thrbrown]

Impressive test! Enjoyed the video

[@deadshrub]

Amazing video, have a sub... I am wondering if you plan on testing other rinseless products following this model? I really enjoyed the first half tests and was surprised to see the marring occur after wiping the tile in "used" water. I would love to see those same tests on the other rinseless products, such as Hero, Nemesis, P&S Absolute, ONR, DIY v2, Ethos, etc... Maybe that is normal to get the marring, but it sort of surprised me and has me rethinking using RRW (currently what I am using now) or switching to the microfiber method using only clean towels. Again, great video and hope to see more rinseless reviews following this same model.

[@DetailProjects]

Appreciate your support thanks!

[@kevkav5680]

Very interesting and thorough testing of Koch chemie Rrw, I was thinking about buying this product, but I’m happy with the performance of Gyeon Ecowash and P and S Absolute .

[@BabyBackManiac]

This is an amazing review. This is how people should do this. I hope you continue to do so. Thank you! A few follow-up questions if you have time. 1. So are you saying ONR and DIY detail leave surfactant marks and not polymer marks? Because that's a really big deal! It means we haven't been told the truth by all these companies. 2. What is the significance of the scratch test results? Does that mean a sponge is safer than a microfiber mitt? Limited to just this product? If you "Gary Dean method" the Mets, would you be OK? 3. Can you do this type of testing with some of the other rinseless washes? I would be particularly interested in the hero, DIY, and 0NR but I probably watch anything. Lol Once again thank you for an amazing video

[@DetailProjects]

Thank you, I plan moving forward to test all products in this fashion as it really brings out the actual product characteristics. See below answers 1. All RW have surfactant in them. Others in large quantities others in small, others use caustic surfactants similar to APC’s. So it all depends on what product you use you will get different reactions. That being said all stains we see are surfactant stains. We cannot see polymers with the bare eye. So this is a misleading understanding many people have. There is always danger of damaging your surfaces when these products dry. That’s why I question “hybrid RW” they are pretty much diluted apc’s. 2. The sponge method is not safe on all RW. Some have better lubricants than others. We did see this on the test. The safest way to wash period, is to use multiple mediums and keep your bucket solution always clean. This applies to Rinseless Wash and traditional soap wash. Encapsulation is very poor on most if not all RW in the market now days with the exception of ONR. Nobody has been able to duplicate this formula. 3. I will be conducting in the future most of my RW reviews in this fashion for consistency. Stay tuned for these tests! Thanks for watching!

[@BabyBackManiac]

So the confusing thing for me is my understanding is that ONR has the most polymers versus surfactant, but my observation has been that the stains that we see are the most pronounced with ONR versus some of the others. Do you have an explanation for that? Are you seeing similar or is this just me?. Thanks again. Looking forward to your future videos

[@DetailProjects]

So the following is all based upon my experience and these are my formed opinions over the years testing and using multiple products. ONR has polymers (which btw some polymers are indeed surfactants). The surfactant in ONR is not caustic, they are high quality and when it dries on the surface it doesn’t permanently damage your paint. It simply wipes off. Other RW are more surfactant driven. They use pretty much the same surfactants we see in APC and some car soaps. Their marketing claims are that it cleans better that “polymer based RW” and that’s because they use caustic surfactants to achieve this. Now everyone by now should know we need to rinse off surfactants from the surface to avoid possible chemical etching ( chemical burns). That’s why we never let car soap or APC dry on our surfaces. Why are we ok with letting a rinseless wash dry on the surface or areas we cannot dry ( between panels etc)? Nobody talks about this . They are simply not safe but everyone is sold on the idea they clean better hence they are better products? This is why everyone needs to use common sense and question the industry. And sadly most companies are not being transparent when these concerns are brought forward. Don’t be deceived by the marketing out there especially when it comes to Rinseless washes. There is too much nonsense out there and lots of misinformation. Be careful.

[@BabyBackManiac]

@@DetailProjects holy crap, dude. you were going to shake up the industry. Thank you for speaking the truth. I had no idea!

[@BabyBackManiac]

@@DetailProjects and your experience is ONR the only safe one? What about absolute? Have you done a video on this? I'll be happy to watch it if you point me to it. Rather than peppering you with questions. Lol

[@Bruces-Garage]

Very thorough testing.

[@DetailProjects]

Thanks Bruce!

[@elonsus9747]

Would love to see more RW being tested this way. I like the smell of RRW. But to me it’s never felt slick. I feel ONR V5 would be better imo.

[@raku2012]

great video! loved the detailed review!!!

[@Slava-du8dw]

wow, your test is the next level👍 never seen anything like this before

[@andrewb293]

Really great video.

[@rubenharris9241]

Which detail light is that?

[@DetailProjects]

It’s the gyeon prism plus. It’s pretty much a Scangrip

[@wasrio1403]

Done interesting test. There are many tests that the would would be replicated with water and using a microfibre towel to wipe off is also not proving anything. What do you think is going to happen when you wipe with a towel alone! These tests were not scientific. I appreciate the effort though.