This video is about Saini Ji, who lost his job in covid and then starting car washing services at doorstep and now earning double. He shares about his story and his car washing services. I have also shared some of the best car washing tips below.

Here are some car washing tips to help you achieve a clean and shiny vehicle:

Gather your supplies

You'll need a bucket, car wash soap, a soft sponge or wash mitt, a microfiber towel or chamois for drying, and a hose with a nozzle or a pressure washer.

Pre-rinse

Use a hose or pressure washer to thoroughly rinse the car, removing loose dirt and debris. This step helps prevent scratches during the washing process.

Two-bucket method

Fill one bucket with clean water and another with the car wash soap mixed with water according to the instructions. Dip your sponge or wash mitt into the soapy water, wash a section of the car, and then rinse it in the clean water before reloading it with soap.

This helps prevent dirt and grit from being transferred back to the car's surface, reducing the risk of scratches.

Wash from top to bottom

Start washing from the roof and work your way down to the sides, front, and back of the car. This prevents dirt and grime from running down onto areas you've already cleaned.

Gentle touch

Apply light pressure when washing the car to avoid scratching the paint. The sponge or wash mitt should glide over the surface smoothly.

Wheels and tires

Use a separate sponge or brush to clean the wheels and tires. They tend to accumulate more dirt and brake dust, so make sure to give them a thorough cleaning.

Rinse thoroughly

After washing each section, rinse it thoroughly with water to remove all the soap residue.

Dry properly

Use a clean microfiber towel or chamois to dry the car. Start from the top and work your way down, ensuring that all water is removed to prevent water spots. Avoid wiping in circular motions, as it can cause swirl marks. Instead, use straight lines or a blotting motion.

Wax (optional)

If you want to protect your car's paint and enhance its shine, consider applying a coat of wax after it has been thoroughly cleaned and dried. Wax helps to create a protective barrier against the elements.

Regular maintenance

Keep your car looking clean by regularly washing it. How often you should wash your car depends on factors such as weather conditions and usage, but a general guideline is once every two weeks.

Remember, these tips are meant for general car washing. If you have a specialty vehicle or unique cleaning needs, consult your vehicle's manual or consider professional car detailing services for specific instructions.