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In Sydney I had a high pressure cleaner (karcher) and I made up a short length of garden hose (about 2m). In the side near the bottom of a 20 litre bucket I fitted a hose connection, and connected the pressure cleaner to the bucket.
One fill of the bucket was enough to wash & rinse using the high pressure cleaner. It's legal with the current water restrictions!
now thats a idea I was looking for!!!!!
problem solved!! what you doing in Finland??any water restrictions there ??
Meguiars sell a 15 litre bucket with the hole (and connectors?) for $20. This is what I am planning to buy, as we have water restrictions (level 3) here in Adelaide. Just have to make sure my Karcher will work off this, or buy a new one that will. I can then use rainwater, filtered water or distilled water. I'm told it makes a great differance using other than tap water.
We have stage 3 water restrictions here in the ACT. No washing of cars except at those car wash places that recycle their water. It cost around $10 to give the Little Beastie a good wash.
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i wouldnt use that non water use car wash stuff ive heard its bad for paint plus expensive buy youself a karcher pressure cleaner and park your car in the back yard thats what i do
i wouldnt use that non water use car wash stuff ive heard its bad for paint plus expensive buy youself a karcher pressure cleaner and park your car in the back yard thats what i do
HA,thats why all the waterpatrol are around earlwood!!!
At all the self wash places I've been to they have strict instructions on not allowing you to use a bucket and or your own sponge in the bays. They all have video camera surveillance also, I guess if there's repeat offenders of bucket washing you could get dobbed in, or they might call your parents .
I just give the bubble brush a good blast with the hose to clear out any rubbish before I put it on the car.
i'v never seen any of those patrols out in my area before..
all my lebo neighbours wash their cars with d hose aswell.. they gotta keep their rexys n 200's clean
HA,thats why all the waterpatrol are around earlwood!!!
lol all the wogs get their hoses out and wash the loose leaves all the way down their polished concrete driveways no wonder there is no water left its okay in greece they can use all they want there because they steel it of the swiss
I would never let one of those brushes touch my car. I was at Car Lovers down at Dee Why once and this muddy Patrol turned up and he proceeded to scrub his car with the brush. I dont think you could really clean out the dirt in there with a quick blast from the high pressure water.
I also use a karcher at home. I managed to get a spare wheelie bin, 120L or so and i have put a tap in the bottom of it. Works pretty sweet, i think it uses way less water then the normal hose and buckets even.
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