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I personally use rinseless in place of regular soap, rather than a traditional rinseless wash. The reason being exactly what you guys proved at the end of the video, which is that rinseless cleans your mitt better and I've noticed that it does actually draw more dirt to the bottom of your bucket compared to regular soap. I still like to foam first with KCX AF to remove 80% of the dirt and I still rinse after the contact wash because I like rinsing off all the agitated dirt and I like drying a clean car. I've currently been using Absolute however, after seeing how easily that white towel came clean I think RRW cleans better than absolute. Absolute will definitely remove some dirt from the mitt but RRW looks next level in that aspect.
Thank you for your comments. Yes a hybrid wash is becoming very popular. I am yet to try that method. I recommend doing that trick with all rinseless washes to see how well it cleans the cloth. Some will really surprise you. RRW did a pretty decent job. What is your favourite rinseless and soap combo?
@@OmniGarage At the moment I'm loving Koch chemie active foam, it cleans moderately dirty coated cars quite well. I'd say it removes 80% of the dirt. Rinseless wise I'm using absolute which is quite slick and cleans decently but it won't clean microfiber as good as you guys showed with RRW. Although I'm cleaning a relatively clean car once AF has done its job. Lately I've been seeing all the hybrid wash videos but personally I still like to wash the rinseless off and dry a clean car. Less chance of scratching in my mind. I purely use rinseless as soap replacement. If I had to guess I'd say KCX RRW or ADS Hero and Bilt hamber touchless v2 is probably the best foam and rinseless combo.
@KiranPatel-fk1pg than you for the comments. We have just order a bottle of ADS Hero and ADS Amplify so those will be interesting to try out. Bilt Hamber is really hard to get here in NZ (as with most products) so haven’t tried any of their range.
@@KiranPatel-fk1pgYou are 100% correct. I do my hybrid washes with Bilt Hamber Touchless and Absolute but to be honest Hero, Koch Chemie RRW & DIY Detail Rinseless Washes are way better than absolute in cleaning power, my last wash with Absolute was a little bit of a disappointment and I will be using Hero or RRW from now on….Absolute will be demoted to interior cleaning and maybe drying aid or clay lubricant.
Great video! I've been trying to find the "best" rinseless, especially with so many companies making products now. What I've tested so far is ONR, P&S Absolute, Koch Chemie RWW and Armour Detail Supply Hero. My favorite so far has been Hero. Great slickness and stays wet on the vehicle for a long time. I use ONR as my pre-rinse since it's the cheapest, in terms of cost. Not the biggest fan of Absolute because of the formula being chunky. Takes a while to dissolve when coregulates. The cleaning power of RRW is awesome but I feel like it dries too fast on the car... makes wiping/drying take a big longer. DIY Rinseless V2 will be my next test.. have a feeling it'll come down to that and Hero. Might keep ONR in the arsenal where I need to use a lot of product (pre-rinse, wheels, etc.)
Hey Eddy! Awesome to see you watch the video and drop a comment! Crazy to be connected like this from the other side of the world. Our rinseless washes have massive inspiration from you. We really appreciate your work. We are slowly working our way through your top 5 recommended rinseless washes. Going to try DIY detail today. Keep up the good work!
@@OmniGarage Man thats crazy! I appreciate you I had no idea that NXTzen was near you their rinseless wash is kind of wild they are around you im assuming your in Australia. ZNR, Hero, DIY, Labo ( sealant is stout) Feynlab, RRW sooo good
