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Old Jan 8, 2002 | 12:39 AM
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I just had a little tip to help with drying. I am new to this site and I am sure that you guys have already heard this, but here goes. If you have a good coat of wax on the car, when you are done washing, take any attachments you have on the hose off. then with the water running kinda slow, start at the top of the car and sheet the water over it. When the water runs off, it will take most of it off. It cuts you time way down. And if you use an Absorber like I do, it really helps. Hope this helps someone.

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Old Jan 8, 2002 | 11:24 AM
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Yeah, I use the 'ole water hose trick sometimes too. Works good, but I'm sometimes too lazy to use it everytime I wash or if I'm in a hurry. A quick pass with the Cali WB and Absorber see most of the action.

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