how do you wash/clean your car in an east coast winter?
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I have been using the touch-free "laser" drive-in car washes that have been popping up all over. A quick towel dry and the car looks pretty good. It beats not driving it all winter.
Alan
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Ditto. She goes under the covers and on trickle charge till around March unless there is a nice warm day in between during which I'll take the car out and run it a bit but otherwise that's what I bought the SUV for now and/or winter tires for the M3.
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I am in NJ. I drive all winter, weather permitting. I wait for a warmish day, say above 45 and wash it using rubber gloves. If it goes 3 to 5 weeks without a wash, so what, no real harm done.
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I use mine all year round. Best to do is go to the self-service car wash and use the lightest setting possible to first remove salt and debris. Then you can wash and rise as normal.