Rinseless Car Wash T2, 16 oz, No Rinse Car Wash

I don't know what I would do without it. The best feature by far of this product, at least to me, is it's ability to safely use in direct sunlight. The polymers inside of this product encapsulates the minerals that's in your hard water inside of your wash bucket. And of course, hard water and sunlight are basically the two main culprits responsible for horrible water spots on your paint so with this product doing it's thing either in the wash bucket, or on your paint's surface, you don't have to worry as much about water spots. Tip: If you choose to hose down your car first (after pre-treating it) in direct sunlight, you can simply spray this onto your car using whatever spray device you have (spray bottle/pump spray/foam cannon, etc...) immediately onto the wet surface of your car. Basically what that does is that the minerals in the hard water (that's sitting on your car paint in direct sunlight), gets encapsulated immediately by this product. So that when it dries, you don't have to worry about water spots. Although if it does dry, I would recommend spraying some more onto the surface before drying with a towel. This product works by encapsulating dirt. When you try this product you'll see for yourself how the dirt on your paint gets encapsulated when you spray this product onto it (you can see the dirt trapped inside of the water droplets). This product also acts as a great all around lubricant whether you need it for a drying aid or a clay lubricant. Using it's standard 256 to 1 dilution, you can also pour this into a spray bottle and leave it in your car for whenever you need it. Such as spraying it on some bird poop that's splattered on your car, bug guts on your windshield, or dirty stains left on the interior. You'll see how this product work it's magic by almost immediately softening up and cleaning the crap that you've sprayed it onto. You can even use it around the house and it does a really good job. I have a bench press that I keep in my backyard with a tarp over it. Whenever I wanna use that bench for working out, I just spray some of this onto it's dirty surface, scrub it, wipe it and I'm good to go. Highly, highly recommend this product. I can't stress it enough how great this product is all around. Last thing, It smells absolutely great. It has a very pleasant green apple smell and it seems to have a slight hint of citrus as well. I've tried a lot of car detailing products and this one is the most pleasant smelling. You don't wanna be smelling harsh chemicals which can be nauseating. You wanna smell fruity pleasant scents like the one that's in this product. In fact it even motivates me to detail my car just so I can smell this in the wash bucket and on the wash mitt. Don't listen to the people that say you should only use this for lightly dirty vehicles. You can put this in a pump sprayer (using 256 to 1 dilution ratio of course) and spray the heck out of the dirty panels with it, rinse it off with a hose or pressure washer, spray some more onto the paint surface, saturate your wash media more than usual, and go to work with the contact wash. Don't even bother with traditional car soaps anymore. With this DIY detail rinseless product, you really don't need anything else. Although I suppose you can use traditional car soaps just to switch things up bit. And if you wanna try different products and different scents every now and then. UPDATE: I can't believe I left out another important thing: You can use these on your wheels and tires too. You don't wanna be using harsh dedicated wheel and tire cleaners every single time you detail your car. Because they're high pH and harsh on your wheels (especially if you have painted gloss black wheels). You only wanna be using dedicated wheel and tire cleaners every once in a while to get rid of caked on brake dust. In the meantime, you wanna be using this for your wheels in between those times that you use dedicated wheel and tire cleaners. I wash my wheels with this product exactly the way that I would for the paint. Which is spray down the wheels and tires with this product (using it's recommended 256 to 1 dilution), let it dwell for a bit, rinse off, spray some more onto the wheels and tires, contact wash the wheels with a small microfiber towel soaked in this product, and simply dry the wheels off with a small microfiber towel. ANOTHER UPDATE: I forgot to mention that you can use this to clean the interior of your car as well. I pour 1 oz of this product into a bucket filled with 2 gallons of water, dunk a small microfiber towel into it, squeeze the towel out to the point where it's dampen, and start wiping away everything in the interior. Afterwards, I dry wipe everything with a clean microfiber towel, and then I apply a protectant to the plastic trim for a shiny clean look. I have leather seats so I apply conditioner to it for a shiny but dry to the touch look. This product is excellent for interior cleaning since it has surfactants in it.

This stuff is liquid gold. I was hesitant about using rinseless washes for a long time (worried it would mar my paint) but decided to try it out and now I don’t think I’ll ever go back to regular soap washes. I use it with the red washing sponge and it has worked amazingly well and kept my paint swirl-free. Between this and ONR, I prefer this product as it has surfactants in addition to polymers so I feel like it has a bit more cleaning power, and a universal dilution ratio (1:256) which makes it easier to use for other stuff besides just exterior washes (interior detailing, drying aid, etc)

Probably the most versatile - and certainly my favorite - product in the DIY Detail line. When using the recommended dilution ratio, this streak-free solution is safe and effective to use on all exterior AND interior surfaces. It is also an excellent glass cleaner. For dirtier/crustier exterior washes, it works well to first spray Rinseless on the vehicle and allow a few minutes for the solution to emulsify and break down the grime. If you then gently rinse the car with plain water, much of the encapsulated grit (scratch hazards) will be carried away, making the contact wash safer. Lightly spray the vehicle with more Rinseless, and you will have all of the lubrication and cleaning power you need for your wash medium. There is no need to perform a final rinse with this product. It serves as a natural drying aid, and even leaves behind a bit of gloss. As for price, that’s a matter of individual opinion. To help give an idea of how far a bottle will go, one capful treats 1-gal. of water. Useful companion products: 5-gal. bucket with grit guard Open-cell car sponge (preferred wash medium) Inexpensive garden sprayer Decent-quality microfiber drying towel/blanket DIY Detail also hosts an impressive library of tutorials on Youtube, and the owners are incredibly accessible and helpful with regards to answering questions.

I’ve tried diy detail, onr v5, and hero. DIY detail cleans the best of the three. I used onr for several months and after I used diy detail I was surprised how much onr was leaving behind, especially on rubber parts. Hero works good as well but I find it attracted dust, diy detail doesn’t. I like that my sponge stays clean with diy as well. I’m so glad I found rinseless wash, my cars have never been cleaner, cleaning them is so easy, and I am saving so much money not having a tunnel wash pass.

Works great for quick wash

First use attempting rinse less, did good cleaning the ride, found needed more water in my bucket for the sprayer, rookie over here guys. Lol did leave a good shine, easy to use, no water trenches like I'm used to with a hose or the pressure washer lol one sponge was definitely nice, then drying after. Definitely a cool process. Came off easily, had some water spots due to the sun shining on me. I'll just move faster. Overall had fun using it.

I love the smell, and I love how slick this stuff is. That being said it's essentially twice the price of ONR. I like using ONR for its versatility. Using it as a clay bar and quick detailer. Since this stuff is so expensive, I use it strictly for rinseless washes, and even then, it feels too expensive for what it is. It does work great though.

Love this product

Savon sans rinçage de très bonne qualité. Yvan Lacroix (co-fondateur de DIY) est reconnu comme étant la référence en savon sans rinçage. J'utilisais le optimum ONR avant, mais celui-ci est moins cher et tout aussi efficace.

他のリンスレス溶剤をいくつか使用してみての感想として、こちらの溶剤はまず希釈する量が少ないのでかなりコスパがいいです。 変なクセもなく拭き上がりもさっぱりしていいと思います。

リンスレスウォッシュ初心者でもリスクなく安心して使える商品です。 初めは、こんな薄い溶剤でちゃんと汚れ落とせるの？と疑問に思っていましたが、QD程度のコーティングなら簡単に落ちてしまう洗浄力があります。 注意点として、この洗剤にはスリック性がそれほどありません。 ボディ側面などを拭き上げる際、専用スポンジ以外の、例えばMFタオルなどで拭き上げる場面での引っ掛かりが頻発します。 下地にある程度スリック性の良いコーティングが施工されている事が傷を入れないためには必須かと思われます。 もちろん押さえつけずに正しくMFを扱えば拭き上げる事はそれほど難しいことではありませんが、洗車を趣味にしている人以外では、優しくMFを扱うのは難しいかも知れません。 大人しく専用スポンジか、ラグカンパニーのUSSを買いましょう。 施工時に気がついた事 スポンジ/MFタオルどちらでも、汚れがバケツの溶液にすぐ分離される事です。 これは今まで使ってきた洗剤やQDにも無かった特徴で、MFタオルですらサッと濯ぐだけで綺麗な状態になります。これは毎回驚きます。 DIYDetailさんの動画でも紹介されていましたが、スポンジの場合バケツに入れて1回絞ったら汚れはバケツの溶液に全て吐き出されます。 これも施工性の良さの一端です。 他のリンスレスウォッシュは使った事がないので比較対象は出来ないのですが、私は本剤で十分に満足出来ました。 リンスレスウォッシュして、お好みのQDで仕上げるだけで時短洗車が可能です。 追記：他のリンスレス溶剤を6種類ほど使ってみましたが、軽度の汚れには本剤が一番適しているといえます。特にスポンジの汚れ方が緩やかで、次回使用時に吸水しなくなるようなことがなく、スポンジメンテナンスの頻度を落とせるのは非常に楽です。黄砂のシーズンには、スリック性が欲しいのでABSOLUTEなどのスリック性の高いリンスレスを使用すればよいかと思います。

Great car wash soap. This product does most of the heavy lifting for you. Makes your vehicle extra clean

I liked it as it doesn't attract dust compared with other brand that I used. It is easy and simple to use with just 1:256 ratio for all usage, so it is economical. I wish I could have the v2 version.