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I (have) taken mine to the manual spray and wash, along with some microfiber towels...to either "wash" the car and get off the road grime that the sprayers can't remove,
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I (have) taken mine to the manual spray and wash, along with some microfiber towels...to either "wash" the car and get off the road grime that the sprayers can't remove, and/or to dry the car off.
That said, I'd rather do it at home. I can wash my car, then take it in the garage to dry it off and then do whatever from that point. Personally, I can't imagine owning this car and living in an apartment. Too many asshats who don't care about other people's property. |
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