How to limit your water consumption when washing your car 🚿💧

In a context where every action counts to preserve resources, it is essential to rethink our habits, including when washing our car. A classic wash can consume up to 300 liters of water , but today there are simple and effective solutions to drastically reduce this consumption , without compromising the result.

Here are 3 practical tips for washing your car more responsibly.

1. Prefer pre-washing with active foam 🧼

Pre-washing is a key step that is too often overlooked. By applying an active foam using a foam cannon (connected to a pressure washer), you can remove a large part of the dirt without scrubbing . This allows:

• To limit friction (and therefore micro-scratches)

• To reduce the need for rinsing

• Use only a few liters of water instead of dozens with conventional watering

👉 ProShineAuto Fresh Foam Shampoo offers excellent foaming power while being economical to use.

2. Use a bucket with a grid + the two-bucket method 🪣🪣

This method allows for better water management and avoids renewing it unnecessarily:

• A bucket for soapy water

• A bucket to rinse your microfiber glove

By filtering dirt through an anti-debris grid , you prolong the cleanliness of the water, reduce the need to change it and save several liters with each wash.

3. Rinse effectively with a pressure washer 🚿⚡

The high-pressure cleaner consumes much less water than a conventional hose: between 8 and 12 L/min , compared to more than 20 L/min for a garden hose.

💡 Tip: Do a quick, targeted rinse , starting at the roof and working down to the rocker panels. Work area by area to avoid unnecessary waste.

In summary: consume less without neglecting the result

An efficient car wash doesn't have to mean waste. By adopting the right tools and practices, you can:

✅ Preserve the environment
✅ Save water
✅ Keep your car spotless and protected