ransvett

I was wondering, in front of the grocery store is one of those 25 cent for five gallons of drinking water machines. I was thinking of getting five gallons pouring it into a big water pitcher i have and pouring it over the car after im all done washing it. Would this leave a spot free car without having to use the leafblower for drying it???

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

I am guessing you are considering distilled water ??

Why not consider using two established methods, one filter system to remove sediment and the other a spotless system ?? Cost is more initially but have heard many compliments on each over time.

http://www.autogeek.net/deluxe-filter-system.html
or
http://www.autogeek.net/cr-spotless-water-systems.html

EVIL_C5

CR Spotless system! best investment I have made....

blackmachdown

yes it will work, a couple of guys in europe do this method, google VXRmarc, its not as cost effective as a cr spotless system but it will work

gmblack3

That will depend on the quality of the water dispensed by the machine. I'm gonna guess that its tap water with somekind of filter on it.

pewter99

get a water softner..

jimmybobby

Ditto.