Is it just me, or does washing your car at home feel more satisfying? Plus, you can blast the music while doing it!
I totally agree! There’s nothing like seeing your hard work shine afterwards.
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But let’s be real, how eco-friendly are these washes? If everyone did them, wouldn’t that just lead to dirty runoff everywhere?
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In Gig Harbor, the wet winters really impact how often we need to wash our cars. I recommend a good wash every couple of weeks during the rainy season to prevent residue buildup.
That’s solid advice! In spring, I feel like a wash once a month is enough, especially with all the pine pollen and those pesky mud puddles.
Absolutely agree on the seasonal impacts! Winter can be rough with all that road salt. A wax after a wash can help protect your car through the snowy months.
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I never thought of waxing for winter protection! What’s the best wax you suggest?
I’m a fan of synthetic waxes for durability. They really hold up against the rain and snow we get around here!
I also think it’s important to consider detailing services. I often book a detailing before summer trips to keep my car looking fresh for those beach days!
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That’s a great tip! Does anyone have recommendations for detailing services in Gig Harbor?
Green Clean is locally owned and has amazing reviews! Their mobile service is super convenient too, especially during busy weekends!
Thanks! I’ll definitely check them out. Speaking of summer, anyone have tricks for getting rid of those pesky bug splatters on the windshield?
I swear by using a mixture of vinegar and water for bug splatters! It’s a game-changer and super cheap! Just spray and wipe, and you’re good to go.
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That’s hilarious! But seriously, does it really work? I might just have to try it out.