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> "ChelseaTractorMan"  wrote in message 
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>> hozelock portable car wash
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>> its like a plant sprayer for cars, anybody used one?
>>
>> I'm looking for a device that makes it easy to wash a car without
>> needing to run a hose through the house and that will make it easy to
>> reach and clean the roof of my chealsea tractor.
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> It's £20! I use a plant sprayer to put traffic film remover on cars - the 
> going rate is about £7 for one.
>
> TBH I'd just lug a bucket of water through the house. If you wax the car, 
> it picks up a lot less dirt than without, so you could cut down the number 
> of washes.

I agree - I use the autoglym polish first, then the sealant on top of that 
which means that after a good rainfall the car really is cleaner
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Ttoommy  wrote:

> I agree 

Oooh, I'm sure that the fact that a retarded dungball agrees with
someone is a great relief to all.

>- I use the autoglym polish first, then the sealant on top of that
>which means that after a good rainfall the car really is cleaner

Which of your fleet of "luxury vehicles" do you use the polish on?

Last time according to you I lived in a council bedsit  and worked in 
mcDonalds - how on earth could I even afford an ancient Ford explorer on 
that ;-)

Always so unplesaent an unable to work with others I suggest

Steve Firth  @ firth consulting   working as a  Serco  Consultant  ? 
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> Ttoommy  wrote:
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>> I agree
>
> Oooh, I'm sure that the fact that a retarded dungball agrees with
> someone is a great relief to all.
>
>>- I use the autoglym polish first, then the sealant on top of that
>>which means that after a good rainfall the car really is cleaner
>
> Which of your fleet of "luxury vehicles" do you use the polish on?

"Ttoommy"  wrote in message 
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> Last time according to you I lived in a council bedsit  and worked in 
> mcDonalds - how on earth could I even afford an ancient Ford explorer on 
> that ;-)

As does everyone who earns less than £100k according to Mr Firth of the 
'middle classes'.

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> Always so unplesaent an unable to work with others I suggest

Indeed, but he worked damn hard to get into that position.

Z