Used the Leaf Blower Tonight, Less Than Impressed
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Originally posted by lehighwiz
yeah, i was joking...thats why i put the smiley up...personally i also use a microfiber towel that my dealer gave me when i got the car.
yeah, i was joking...thats why i put the smiley up...personally i also use a microfiber towel that my dealer gave me when i got the car.
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Originally posted by MyBad
I then used an electric leaf blower (90mph wind) to dry. It was OK, but I felt like I was chasing the same water beads for 45 minutes.
I then used an electric leaf blower (90mph wind) to dry. It was OK, but I felt like I was chasing the same water beads for 45 minutes.
It's typical with him!!!
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Hey Xviper!
I wondered when you'd show up. Reading your posts on this topic inspired me to give it a try.
While drying my car, I couldn't help but wonder "Is this leaf blower thing somehow related to cold Canadian weather?.... Must be a cultural thing..... Maybe Xviper hasn't heard of towels.....MAYBE Xviper is hosing everybody (get it?)....Does Xviper use his leaf blower to blow dry his hair?...Does he even HAVE hair? That avatar might really be him!
Washing the car is usually illuminating for me.
Do you dry your firetruck with that thing?
I wondered when you'd show up. Reading your posts on this topic inspired me to give it a try.
While drying my car, I couldn't help but wonder "Is this leaf blower thing somehow related to cold Canadian weather?.... Must be a cultural thing..... Maybe Xviper hasn't heard of towels.....MAYBE Xviper is hosing everybody (get it?)....Does Xviper use his leaf blower to blow dry his hair?...Does he even HAVE hair? That avatar might really be him!
Washing the car is usually illuminating for me.
Do you dry your firetruck with that thing?
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I have heard that a good thing to do with a well waxed car is to remove the spray nozzle from the hose and just let the water flow off the car for its final rinse. This way the majority of the water just falls off the car. Sounds logical.
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Originally posted by DarioManfretti
I have heard that a good thing to do with a well waxed car is to remove the spray nozzle from the hose and just let the water flow off the car for its final rinse. This way the majority of the water just falls off the car. Sounds logical.
I have heard that a good thing to do with a well waxed car is to remove the spray nozzle from the hose and just let the water flow off the car for its final rinse. This way the majority of the water just falls off the car. Sounds logical.
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Xviper,
DAYUM, that's a hoss of a blower! And 200mph is like TORNADO strength! How do you man-handle something that large and powerful?
Wait......I know. You bolt it to anchor bolts in your driveway and then DRIVE your car around it!
Those Cannucks......always thinkin'!
DAYUM, that's a hoss of a blower! And 200mph is like TORNADO strength! How do you man-handle something that large and powerful?
Wait......I know. You bolt it to anchor bolts in your driveway and then DRIVE your car around it!
Those Cannucks......always thinkin'!