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me either

but apparently after looking up a lot of reviews it should be fine



u still need a bucket of water, mix in the shit and starts washing.

i wouldnt start washing if you got a black filthy car tho, go to those self serve, rinse off most of the salt/sand/rock particles first than use the OPR

i think i'm just gonna go to the self-serve wash thing on garden city and blundell. i hate the stupid amounts of salt on the roads despite it's purpose. in calgary it was more common to see sand and gravel being used.

I just washed my car in the driveway this past weekend. It was fine. However, the temperature has dipped since, and my neighbour washed his car like 2 days ago in the front yard and he ended having the water freeze on the sidewalk.

that's exactly what i want to avoid. i can wash it at home, but it's going to freeze on my driveway, sidewalk and street.

Hey guys, so I was talking to Ken today and he told me how you guys cleaned him straight out of ONR. I don't like you guys anymore.:mad:

But he wants to know who wants more ONR, so he can order in enough stock for us.

So who wants ONR? Write your name and size preferred (32oz/1gal). 32oz = 16 washes.

1. roastpuff (32oz)

My fail quota is used up for today, I will fail you tmw

Going to get out my bucket and wash my car with water tomorrow without freezing :D

just do it

You do need a rinse bucket, you wouldnt want your wash mitt to be put back into your wash/ONR bucket

I used ONR alot last year to wash my car cause I was overly picky about it being clean all the time.. honestly it takes me alot longer using that than a traditional wash and it wasnt really worth the time I spent since it would rain a day later

But it definitely does what its supposed to do: clean without scratching