Yes! anyone who has been in the us for more than 5 minutes knows about murphy's oil soap. but not all cleaners are created equally.
the nice thing about this cleaner is that it's super easy to find! you can get a liquid or a bar, and choose from liquid detergents or soap bars. it even smells yummy! the company has been around since before 1910, so you know they're doing something right! choose your favorite type of product at any hardware store near you, grab a swab for those hard-to-reach areas on your car, and get scrubbing away! stay tuned to see if this diy project results in an even shinier automobile…i'll keep yo posted 😉
what can i use to wash my car at home?
n/a
there are many issues with car washing at home, the first being that there's no need to wash your car anywhere besides a car wash. car washes use more sophisticated technology which makes the process less wasteful and more thorough. they also have trained professionals on hand who can help you out if needed or recommend some solutions. so skip substandard amateur painting work for your home, leave the job to the professionals!
# other considerations/research
– consumer reports article on diy auto washes – http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2011/07/best-home-car-washing-methods/#lubricate4x4s
# previous answer example
what soap can be used to wash a car?
it is recommended to use a soap called dawn. it is inexpensive and has the cleaning power to break down dirt and grime. dunk your vehicle’s sponge in the water with dawn, wipe it down one side until you have reached your starting point on the other, then rinse it off completely with water when finished.
if you do not have any dawn on hand, tide or woolite will also work just as well for this job! i hope that my article was of help! 🙂
what is the best thing to wash your car with?
the best thing to wash a car with is a ph-neutral soap. detergents will strip your car's wax and leave stains in the fabric/carpet, while soaps can break down seals under snow or cause unwanted oil to seep from underneath panels.
in order for waxes to last long-term they need to be safely “buffed” away from contact points where it may come into contact with other parts of the vehicle that could become pitted or corrode over time. detailed systems only use ph-neutral cleaners that were designed specifically for working inside car interiors without removing existing material protection treatments, such as the paint sealant recently applied at a detail shop. that type of cleaner is also environmentally
