ford4v429

local car wash has 'spotfree rinse' and man does that work well...our water at home seems to have a LOT of minerals- if you let it dry on the car it leaves white rings- hard to get off...thinking about getting a filter for the outside spigot, wondering if one like used for drinking water would do it...the spotfree stuff Ive seen that attaches to a hose only lasts for like a hundred gallons or something...would like something that only needs changed a couple times a year...or is water softener the only way to remove all the minerals???

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BleedinBlue

I just spent $10 on a chamois...takes an extra 15 minutes per wash, but works great.

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Darkangel

I use a water filter for rinsing, the Mr. Clean system but I still have to wipe some, just depends on the outside temp, we have really bad water.