How To Wash The Car Properly

 

If your vehicle has not been washed for a long time, then it will become dusty due to sand dust, rain that leaves a watermark and worst of all is the habit of leaving the car dirty not only outside, but inside is also dirty like garbage leaving traces of moss. You must feel sick to see the condition of your car. The care of this vehicle is critical in terms of cleanliness because this care symbolizes the image of a person to reflect the attitude of a cleaner. If you don't have time to wash at home, you can send your vehicle to a car wash and choose to wash the outside and inside of the vehicle. Workers will wash using machines such as waterjet and the best soap to remove stubborn dirt, mud, or things that are difficult to remove. If you are a diligent person who likes to wash your vehicle, you can follow the tips on how to wash your car properly without damaging the color or scratches on your vehicle like a new car from the manufacturer.

To wash your car at home, you need this item :

1. A sponge or washing mitt

2. Two buckets (see below)

3. Car wash product (any will do, just don’t use kitchen detergent)

4. Drying towel

5. A hose to rinse or waterjet (if you have one)

You can get all these at any supermarket or online shop.

Instruction to wash a car

How you wash a car with instruction

1. Be Prepared

Get your equipment ready before you start (see the list above). Have your buckets and sponges in easy reach to prevent going back and forth. Ideally, wash the car out of direct sunlight to prevent the suds from drying off.

 

2. Wash The Wheels and Tires

Your wheels are the dirtiest parts of your car, so cleaning them first stops mud and dirt from getting thrown back onto the car when you rinse. Use a second sponge for the wheels (an old t-shirt can work too). Wash one wheel at a time, rinse it off, then move to the next.

 

3. Use Two Buckets of Water

Use one bucket of soapy water and one bucket of normal water. Rinse your sponge in normal water every time you want to get more suds. This cleans your sponge of dirt between wipes and reduces streaks.

 

4. Rinse First

Before you start, give the entire car a rinse to get off any loose dirt.

 

5. Take It From The Top

To wash the car, get your sponge wet and soapy, wash a panel in straight strokes, then rinse the sponge in the soap-free bucket. Wash from top to bottom and rinse the soap off as you go. Start with the roof and windows, top half of the body, then the bottom half of the body. If the suds are drying too fast, break that up into even small chunks.

 

6. Rinse Again

Even though you’re rinsing each section as you go, finish with another overall rinse, to make sure all the dirt is gone.

 

7. Dry the car

The best way to dry a car is with a microfibre drying towel, a drying chamois, or an air compressor. For a microfibre drying towel, dab the car dry from top to bottom. For a drying chamois, fold the chamois over and wipe it clean. If you have an air compressor, blow it dry from top to bottom.

 

If you only have plain towels, here’s how to dry a car without streaks. Get 4 or 5 towels with a fairly tight weave (old t-shirts will also work), starting with one under each hand. Wipe the car with one towel, then wipe across the same spot in the opposite direction with the other towel, Mr Miyagi style. When your lead towel gets too wet, swap it for a dry towel and lead with your second towel until it gets too wet.

If you don't understand, I will show you how to wash a car with a video

So, you already understand how to wash your vehicle properly, so you can teach your family, friends, and even anyone to make your vehicle clean.

That's all from me, thank you