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Dullbird, you were drawn to this thread because of the title and being female.... my three kids saw the thread and ran for the hills!!! 8OQuote:
Originally posted by dullbird
i don't actually have any thing constructive to say
i just saw the heading "washing up" and strangley was draw to it!
maybe because i'm a women :wink:
dullbird
My 3 dishwashers can be used even through times of water restrictions, they just cost lots in running upkeep and whinge a whole lot. :?
All true
I've been guilty of draining the tank to wash the LR.
And then spent another day up the river reconnecting the inlet pipe, 'cos I didn't check before I started washing.
But all of this talk is about mud on the top of the car.
Don't give a rats about that mud, that's what rain is for.
I'm talking about the underneath mud.
The stuff that only comes off if you get down on your knees and stick the pressure washer into all kinds of unpleasant places, or if you stick the LR on top of a sprinkler for a couple of days. And hope that the road out isn't 6" deep in mud so that all the mud is back once you get to the highway. :twisted:
I'm dreaming of a carwash that has a hole in the ground so you can get underneath and get really messy.
Cheers
Simon
Hi Guys
Look in the garden hose fittings section of your local hardware shop.I got a brass hose end with a fine hole,non adjustable for around $6.It just clips onto the hose and gives a powerfull sharp jet,perfect for squirting into holes in the chassis and de-greasing.Blasts mud off almost as good as a pressure cleaner.
I got heaps of beach sand out of BlackBettys chassis yesterday.
Andrew