Ideal Bite: Dry Spell - Save Water Week

June 09, 2009 Trouble viewing this email? Read it online... WATERLESS CAR WASHES Dry Spell - Save Water Week If 10,000 Biters switch to a no-wet car wash for just one wash, we'll save enough water to fill two Olympic-size swimming pools. Should you wash your car during a rain shortage? No drought about it - you can if you use a waterless car wash. Just spray and wipe, and watch the cash and eco-savings rain down. Not precipitating the need for detail work. Eco-cleaners forgo ammonia, which degrades rubber and window tint on your car over time. Scarce costs. We got about eight washes out of each of these bottles, for under $20. Saving the reservoirs. Over 1 billion people already live without access to clean water, so every drop counts. Toshio refuses to use drive-through car washes, and not just because they use a ton of water. The last time he used one, he missed the track that's supposed to pull you through and lost a side view mirror in the process. Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Kit - includes organic soap and reusable microfiber towels for drying; perfect for city dwellers and touch-ups too ($20). Lucky Earth Waterless Car Wash - another option that actually adds a UV-resistant coating that helps keep paint from fading. Also: a waterless bike wash ($10-$17). DIY Bite: Mix vinegar and water 1:2 for a great windshield/window cleaner. Officials in Canberra, Australia, approved a business license for a nude car wash that features an X-rated sideshow and topless cleaning. SPONSOR SHARE           FORWARD TO A FRIEND           ADD TO MYBITES           BLOG WITH US           COMMENT ON THIS TIP Friend Us Up Fan us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Check out our top 10 Father's Day gift ideas or share your own in the blog! EDITORIAL POLICY  |  PRIVACY POLICY  |  TERMS AND CONDITIONS PRESS KIT  |  ADVERTISE  |  CONTACT US Copyright 2009 Ideal Bite, Inc. 340 Brannan St. Ste 402 San Francisco, CA 94107