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While your wheels aren’t always the first thing you jump to clean, they play a huge part in how good your car looks. Point is, a dirty set of wheels certainly isn’t helping. If you notice that you’re one of the many cars on the road with lusterless wheels, it’s probably time for a detail. But before you bust out the sponge and soap, make sure you’re not playing victim to one of these four wheel cleaning myths…
https://www.drbeasleys.com/blog/2012/11/23/4-wheel-care-myths-worth-busting
In the next episode I will discuss some mistakes to avoid while cleaning your wheels.
As always, I am wide open to suggestions regarding topics you would like to hear me discuss. Email me at [email protected] or leave a reply on this episode!
Join me to find out how to best prepare your windshield for your rough CNY weather. Here are directions to make your at-home windshield water repellent. Of course you can always purchase Prestone De-Icer from your local Walmart or Amazon.
What You Need:
Rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)
Filtered water
Measuring cup
Spray bottle
Rag
100 ml graduated cylinder
Ethanol
Silicone oil or castor oil
Graduated cylinder
Simple Solution
Pour half a cup of rubbing alcohol into a spray bottle.
Add 1 cup of filtered water to the spray bottle.
Swirl the bottle to mix the two ingredients. The bottle may feel warm. Wait until it cools before putting on the cap.
Spray the solution onto the exterior of a clean and dry windshield. Use a clean, dry rag to wipe the windshield until it is completely dry.
Credit to https://www.glasswerksmn.com/how-to-keep-your-windshield-clean-through-snow-rain-and-fog
Feel free to email me suggestions on topics you would like covered. [email protected]
I dive a bit into how often you ought to wash your car and the different ways to wash it. Credit to https://www.charmcitycirculator.com/how-often-should-you-wash-your-car/ As always feel free to email me with topics you would like covered. martyk`[email protected]
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