Obsessed with cleaning & drought

Oaky , some time ago we all posted about how many of us wash out Ex's three and four time a week , top and bottom , inside and out.
Much of the US is in drought conditions and many are under water restrictions. Where I live in Maryland is one such place.
I want to do my part and conserve but I have got to take care of my Ex. Any body have any ideas on how I can keep her clean with out water ??

Ironic that we are in drought conditions but the earth is like 70% water ...

 

[crashwave]

Originally posted by VairKing
I always use armor all on my tires too. The problem with the stuff you buy is that it is too shiny, I hate that shiney look, I just like em clean, black, and just a hint of wetness. I have heard people use brake fluid on their tires, but that makes em glossy too...

I love the shine that emits from tire care products - the shinier the better. It's a signature of someone who knows how to take care of their tires.

 

[Mike 92 XLT]

For tires I really like Zaino Z16. It gives it a nice deep black look without being too shiny, plus it lasts a long time too. Here's what it looks like on my tires:

Mike

 

['96explorereddiebauer]

Hey Mike, do you know what's up with the autopia site lately? It kept saying server not found.

 

[Rscotts1]

Yes VairKing, I hate that shiny/wet look too!! Just like you I want clean black tires.

 

['96explorereddiebauer]

If ya don't want shiny tires, I suggest using the Maguiar's tire gel. The one in black bottle, not the purple bottle. It gives you a satin black shine so it's just perfect. You'll love it.

 

[VairKing]

Hmm, maybe I will give that a try. A hint for all of you that want your white letters and rubber lookin like new with minimal scrubbing, go get yourself a bottle of Westly's Bleach White. This stuff is awesome...You just spray it on, let it soak a couple minutes, wipe it off, rinse, and your tires look like brand new! Soo easy!

 

['96explorereddiebauer]

I totally agree! I tried it and it was awesome. But the thing is that the fact that it is bleach, it will take the color pigments of my tires off if you use it in the long run...basically ruining your tires' sidewalls. Here's a thread explaining everything...

http://www.autopia.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11470&highlight=westleys

 

[MONMIX]

Originally posted by '96explorereddiebauer
If ya don't want shiny tires, I suggest using the Maguiar's tire gel. The one in black bottle, not the purple bottle. It gives you a satin black shine so it's just perfect. You'll love it.

Yeah , that stuff goes give that exact " clean but not shiney " look , that I too prefer. However it is a bit on the messy side. Wipe it down with a rag after it sets in ( espicially before you drive )