Questioning one's sanity

Have to come back later after the sun came out to finish drying once the ice melted?ut:

 

Photo from last year in the snow and the dark.. Water was freezing as I was trying to dry it. Had to look good for a club drive to the Chicago Auto Show..

 

Yep, I am one of the obsessive ones. It is 40 degrees outside, snow is still on the ground in some places, and I washed both MINIs today....

 

I once wished it would rain just a little harder when I was washing my car, it was almost strong enough to rinse the car for me Now that I have a proper garage I can not imagine going back.

 

That's awesome!

 

And the problem with that would be?...............:devil:

 

I'm going insane with all this mud/snow/mud/ice/mud on our now single wide driveway, as the new garage is being built:mad2:

Mark

 

Word is that we are getting up to 60 on Friday albeit with some rain in the forecast. One guess what I have on the plate.......two VERY dirty MINI's!

 

It was sunny on this end of the country yesterday. My car was washed inside and out.

This morning as I left the house for work, it was snowing really hard.

Now that the car is inside the parking garage at my office, it's sunny again. :crazy:

 

My poor car's covered in salt

Hoping this weekend I can clean him. The inside's pretty narly too :mad2:

 

Running them through a laser wash is a good idea, They wash off the bottom of the car where that salt can cause some real damage over time... 2 cents

 

If you can handle a coin wash, just spray what you can off. Spend some time washing the underside of the car.

That said, if it's to cold to do a proper wash, just let it drip dry, DON'T wipe the paint with anything.

Mark

 

I remember seeing someone setting up one of those ring type garden sprinklers in the street (the kind that looks like a doughnut with a hundred little holes), then driving back and forth rinsing the salt off. Thought that was pretty smart idea.

 

I do the sprinkler thing in the spring. Any sprinkler will do, let it soak an area for about 5 minutes rinsing away winter crap then move it a few feet and repeat.

 

2 words solve the winter washing dilemma, ...HEATED GARAGE!

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......with drain.

 

We don't need no stinking drain and heated garage. We washed our car in a 5 foot snow drift with water we melted by breathing on it. AND WE LIKED IT!:arf:

 

Could I interest you in a breath mint???

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