How I Wash My Car with a Rinseless Wash | Weekly Car Maintenance Routine

How I Wash My Car with a Rinseless Wash | Weekly Car Maintenance Routine 🧽

Hey everyone! In today’s video, I’m showing you how I clean my car using a rinseless wash with distilled water — perfect for weekly maintenance and keeping your car looking sharp without needing a hose or full wash setup.

🚫 But when it comes to the wheels and wheel arches, a rinseless wash just won’t cut it. These areas collect heavy brake dust and grime, especially on VW Group cars with black wheels. So for the dirtiest parts, I go with a traditional bucket wash using 25L of water, brushes, and car soap.

✨ After that, I apply ceramic foam for water repellency and shine, dry everything off, and finish with tire dressing and a microfiber touch-up.

🧽 For the rest of the car, I pre-treat the paint with rinseless wash (256:1 dilution with distilled water), then use multiple wash mitts to prevent cross-contamination. Drying is a breeze with this method, and I add a drying aid for extra gloss and protection.

🌀 I also clean intricate areas like grilles and plastic trim using a sponge stick or brush — great for applying wax while cleaning.

💡 Remember: Maintenance is key. A clean, well-kept car doesn’t need to be swirl-free to look amazing. Consistency wins!


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📦 Products/Tools Mentioned:

Rinseless Wash Solution (256:1 ratio)

Distilled Water (2.5–25L)

Multiple Wash Mitts

Wheel Brushes + Bucket Wash

Ceramic Foam

Drying Aid

Tire Dressing

Leaf Blower (for drying tight spots)

Foldable Step Stool



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