$100 SPOT FREE CAR WASH SYSTEM

[K_Bullet]

Quick connect hose fittings would be good to have with a setup like that. Great video as always!

[JohannGambolputty]

The cost per wash is still high as with all DI systems because they all use up resin and there’s no getting around it at ~$50-75/10lbs. Spend a little more and get a 4 stage RO/DI system. You can build a complete system with filters, hoses, booster pump, water vessel and supporting gauges and flush system for less or about the same as a CR Spotless system but the main advantage is about $.25-$.50 per wash vs. $2.00-$4.00+ per wash depending on your TDS. It’s worth the research and effort. People argue it takes up more space to have a 10 gallonish size holding tank but I find the footprint is about the same as a CR Spotless just taller so no real loss of floor space. I plumbed mine from the basement so no loss of space.

[dwaynejones]

nice truck is that a wrap and what tires and rims are they?

[shawnb]

See, I was considering buying a 30 gallon water tank or whatever and even a 5 gallon tank would work but then you could just distill the water before you use it and then you don’t have to worry about lowering the water pressure and you could probably spend less since you could filter the same water multiple times with like a fish tank filter that just keeps sucking up water while in the tank. So you could get a 5 gallon tank for like $10 and then some kind of filter you could just set in the tank and let it filter the water for a couple hours. I think this would be the best solution toon for non professionals who are just washing their own car once a week and don’t wanna pay for the big filters.

[thomasjj]

A year later, how well is this system holding up?

[markforbes]

I didn’t think California let you wash your own cars lol

[JC-tots]

You can also add a carbon filter as a pre-stage filter before the expensive resin which will almost double its life expectancy if you can chlorine in your water. That’s what I did and was able to get a huge bump in how long it lasts.

[tomevans]

What hose are you using. I've been thinking about buying the Copper Bullet hose as seen on TV. Thanks

[rcwrecker]

Resin can be regenerated with a couple of chemicals from lowes and a lil time. Instead of tossing it, regenerate it and save a ton of cash.

[CarolCityCane]

Can this be used with a mobile water tank

[ALPHA_WOLVES_NATION]

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[calvinhensley]

Your old roommate needs to stop playing

[riggsmurtah]

$30 bottle of Superior 4 spray wax dilute it with water so it will last you for months. Spray on top of regular car soap then rinse and you'll never have to worry about water spots.

[fixitdanner]

You should invest in a pressure washer and hook it up to the filter. The truck is looking great

[hahaitsjeff]

Nice video! I'm building a auto detail cart, I was thinking about using this system to create a 4 stage filtration. Love the Tundra!

[daltonhartwell]

If ur not a detailer there’s no reason for one just get a good drying aid before your last rinse, wash in the shade and a good microfiber towel to dry you’ll be fine.

[bajaoverland]

Not bad at all. About $4.76 per wash from my math. I spend around 10-12 every time i go

[kdub]

There's a couple of big compromises with that system. Min flow and inability to filter PPM down to a respectable # (less than 10 or so). That's a no go for most places downstream with hard water.

[georgewilliams]

Those filters may be expensive but it’s much cheaper than a whole dialyzing system on the side of your house!

[The_Cyberz]

Need to measure the TDS of your tap water. That system will chew through your wallet unless you have low TDS. Here it’s like 400 milligrams per liter which is pretty high. Just means your resin will wear out quickly (like after 40-50 gallons).