Just buy a quick detailer spray and MF towel to leave in your car, technique below works well

How to safely remove a dried bird dropping - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

I need to wash my car so badly... So scared of the water spots messing up my paint :(

I did a road trip with each car right when the water restrictions started... So many bugs.

Haven't tried the Autoglym wipes, but what I do is to keep baby wipes in the car, either in the glovebox or trunk. Baby wipes have some type of cleaning solution on them, so they aren't dry. Having said that, I usually have a few paper towels in the trunk as well, and often have a water bottle, so I'll often use that combo to immediately wipe off the bird poop. Main priority is to get the bird poop off ASAP, before it bakes in the sun.

Hmm, I actually don't know if all baby wipes are alcohol free or not--so they could potentially affect the clear coat. I initially figured that if it's ok for babies, it should be ok for a car, but perhaps that's not necessarily the case. Looks like some do have small amounts of alcohol as part of the cleaning solution.

[Edit. Ok, ignore my approach--there are better solutions listed in this thread.]

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Works so well.
I detailed my car back in June, and have been wiping my car down once a week with this combo. Car feels nice and smooth. Gets rid of bird dropping so easily.

All out of the GoClean Waterless at Can Tire, so I picked up some Sanszo Waterless. Seems to work pretty well; I've never cleaned my car like that before. Bought a pack of new microfibers, used a couple to clean it and a clean one to buff after. Leaves a protective coat on which hopefully keeps the dirt off a bit easier. Would definitely be easier if I didn't let it get so dirty :pokerface:

Also teaches you a lesson of how important it is to wax your car; makes cleaning so much easier.

Where have you guys bought your Waterless cleaners, and what kind do you recommend?

^Will definitely keep it up with some Quik Cleaner too

He guys come to Nanaimo and wash all the cars you want. Rent a waterfront house for 3 days only $1000.

But then we'd be in Nanaimo. :rukidding:
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Nothing's stopping anyone from washing their car at the carwash. As long as people are conscious of the situation and aren't wasteful, I don't see a problem with it.

We got some great driving roads down here, and a awesome BBQ/fried chicken joint.

Use the stock locator on the website: Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes | Canadian Tire

Looks like the product is discontinued but some stores still have stock.

Exactly what I use :thumbsup:

Baby wipes and paper towels :heckno:

They've worked on shit that's a couple days old for me. The whole point of keeping them in the glovebox is so that you can clean the shit as soon as you see it so it doesn't get baked in too bad.

From experience, Until one day the detailer bottle leaks in your trunk...

Washed my car in the rain a couple weeks ago... Still clean. I plan to do the same today

reported someone...they getting fined $300 :)

Post the number to report please!

contact your municipals bylaw/water conservation dept

Why you should report lawn watering violations | City of Vancouver


Submit it, it's just as easy.

Does this include businesses as well.. eg property maintenance business using water from tap?

Stage 3 Water Restriction
 

been out of town for a while. ..is this still valid with all that rain we got lately ?

Edit. Never mind

http://www.news1130.com/2015/08/31/water-restrictions-still-in-place-for-metro-vancouver-even-with-the-rain/

News1130 was saying that the ban will probably last through September.

cknw was saying maybe october

The way I see it, the longer the ban, the more sun we must be getting.

No complaints here.

where can a Vancouver man get a pressure washer for 35 minutes to at least quickly wash the exterior

Just go to that self wash in Burnaby on Royal Oak.

this must be the one..

Royal Oak Station ? Services