Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine - ONR Car Wash, New Formula Version 5, Safe on Paint, Coatings, Wraps, and Interior, Rinseless Wash provides a Car Wash Soap Alternative (32 oz)

I'm now a rinse-less wash believer Also pairing it with the DIY Detail Rinseless sponge.. I honestly can't believe how well this stuff works.. It makes my truck look so good for how bad it actually it.. It needs a full on paint correction and it's spent most it's like in drive through car washes from prior owner.. I plan to hit that next but this stuff is amazing for maintenance washes makes it look great!! a bucket and a sponge... who would of thought.. it certainly has it's place in the detail world. I'm in Florida too so middle of the sun & panels are insanely hot holds up great! No water spots just shine!

My favorite waterless wash. Make sure to get there black sponge to go with it. Helps for my winter washing when hose is off.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The product has a unique ingredient that allow you to wash your car without rinsing.

The only way I wash my cars. Truly the best.

No rinse car wash works as promoted. Easy to use to use. Saves water. Nice scent.

Excellent product. The labeling could be a little bit better as to where if they just stated two capfuls for every 1 gallon of water It would be easier on the consumer. This is my absolute go-to product when washing the car in the winter as well as dealing with cars in apartment complexes or where water sources are limited.Personally I draw 2 gallons of hot water, throw in four capfuls of optimum, Use a 750 ml pressurized spray bottle filled from that 2 gallons of water, Use the sprayer to spray down all the panels of the car and let it dwell, Use a sponge soaked in the bucket of optimum to agitate wash, And then wipe the car clear with a microfiber towel.I find the only streaking has occurred when you frugally try to cut the product less than the two caps per gal ratio.This product essentially speeds up your wash time exponentially and is perfect for that midweek refresh when you don't necessarily have the time to drag out the power washer or do the full car wash process.

Over time I have become picky on how I wash our cars, with me never wanting to wash it at self-serve locations with their bristles, I always carry my own rags and soap. Being that I live in an apartment complex with no water source, A friend told me to give this a chance as he claimed it was impressive on its smoothness and application process. Without much thought I scavenged YouTube and found several videos and methods claiming its effectiveness. I then bit the bullet and went with the suggested Rag company ultimate wash method and bought a safe sponge and water pump sprayer. On the day I finally washed my car I was impressed, a bit of a learning curve as I had underestimated the durability and cleaning abilities, so I started small and then felt comfortable doing large areas at a time with hybrid wax. Total time with the learning curve was possibly around 2 hours, I can definitely see myself minimizing that in half now with the new lessons learned. At the end, I was shocked with a car with a clean mirror finish, and surprising yet a very soft surface. 10/10 can recommend. Did I mention that it hardly requires much formal diluted, so the bottle is bound to last a long while. I also found it cleans plastics and leaves a nice finish; When I was done, I used my 1st out of my 2-step drying microfibers and just cleaned the engine bay with one wipe... Mind blown.

I just love the shine this produces on my car. Would recommend