{"id":22568,"date":"2017-08-28T08:00:42","date_gmt":"2017-08-28T12:00:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.detailedimage.com\/Ask-a-Pro\/?p=22568"},"modified":"2017-06-30T14:02:55","modified_gmt":"2017-06-30T18:02:55","slug":"waterless-washing-the-wheel-hero","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.detailedimage.com\/Ask-a-Pro\/waterless-washing-the-wheel-hero\/","title":{"rendered":"Waterless Washing: The Wheel Hero"},"content":{"rendered":"

I have been detailing via a waterless\/rinsless<\/a> wash method for a long time, and I have experienced almost no drawback compared to traditional washing. However, the one area that has been a bit of an issue is wheel cleaning.<\/p>\n

\"rinsekit\"<\/p>\n

When wheels are actually dirty, a waterless wash solution is not strong enough, nor safe enough, to remove all of the contamination. Yet, a wheel cleaner needs a lot of rinsing to ensure none is left behind to potentially damage the finish. So, what is a detailer to do?\u00a0 The best solution I had was a pump garden sprayer, which did work. However, it was time consuming, had low pressure, and often required more water than was in the tank since the pressure was so low.<\/p>\n

But then, surfers saved the day. I found this product invented by people who surf and need a “portable shower” to rinse off sand. This RinseKit is a 2-gallon chamber that is pressurized by the force of the water pumped into it, via garden hose, with a garden hose attachment on the end. So, you essentially have a hose with a 2-gallon water tank that requires no pumping. Now maybe 2 gallons isn’t enough to wash a car, but for wheels? Cowabunga dude.<\/p>\n

The Good<\/h2>\n