So this is why two buckets are needed

 

 

I have never understood the 2 bucket method or used it.

But i can see the error of my ways.

Where does one get this 2 bucket thing done local

I have never understood the 2 bucket method or used it.

But i can see the error of my ways.

Where does one get this 2 bucket thing done local

One bucket with water and shampoo, one with just water. . .wet wash mitt in shampoo bucket, do a section of the car. . . put mitt into just the water bucket and swill around. . Back into the shampoo. And onto the car. . . So on and so fourth.

So the grit/rubbish you wipe off doesnt go back into the shampoo bucket. .and gets rinsed off in the water.

The above two bucket method would be much preferred tho.

Yeah i know the 2 bucket method, just cannot be faffed with it lol

I just pressure wash

So this is why two buckets are needed

 

 

I may have 'snow foamed' this, sorry

I would love to join in, I would bring the hose....

A crude term for the women ;-)

In any case, no matter how many 'buckets' used, if you want the job done right, best do it yourself.

A crude term for the women ;-)

In any case, no matter how many 'buckets' used, if you want the job done right, best do it yourself.

I had a Hungarian bucket last night......

Should be 3 buckets. Lass on the left needs one over her head

Are those SPONGES??  :peek: and the rest of the car is dry - no pre wash

 

I will need more time to examine this image, in private  :think:

@Money hungry

Was she a bit goulash!?

@Money hungry

Was she a bit goulash!?

No but I found out that it is pronounced "goo-yash" I got it wrong and just called it gash.

She wearing a watch, big no-no in our house (plus the wife would ave something to say about this 2 bucket method. Rather snow foam and rinse.