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    10-11-2008 03:07 PM


    Was this water de-ionizer. Can wash the boat and walk away without drying. No water spots!

    The best part is I can wash by engine bay now. Spray with some simple green, let soak for a few minutes and rinse off. No water deposits anywhere!

    I do use a leaf blower to make sure all water is out of the nooks and crannies and all sensitive equipment is dry.
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    10-11-2008 03:09 PM
    I bought mine at Costco for $230.

    Here is their website; http://crspotless.com/
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    10-11-2008 03:16 PM
    thats a great idea.... i would spend hours with the shammys....
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    10-11-2008 04:36 PM
    Harley Davidson sells a soap called HD sunwash, it does the same thing, its not much for cutting scumline though. Ive always used a leaf blower, but may be making a trip to Costco soon.

    Welcome to Cosco, I love you.
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    10-11-2008 04:46 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by 2112 View Post


    Was this water de-ionizer. Can wash the boat and walk away without drying. No water spots!

    The best part is I can wash by engine bay now. Spray with some simple green, let soak for a few minutes and rinse off. No water deposits anywhere!

    I do use a leaf blower to make sure all water is out of the nooks and crannies and all sensitive equipment is dry.
    This could be our first technical tip winner for posterity.
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    10-11-2008 06:44 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Tony View Post
    Harley Davidson sells a soap called HD sunwash, it does the same thing, its not much for cutting scumline though. Ive always used a leaf blower, but may be making a trip to Costco soon.

    Welcome to Cosco, I love you.
    I use the leaf blower too. I did make a mistake and told my neighbor about it. The mistake was realized every Sunday early morning when he cleaned his bike.


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    10-12-2008 07:41 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Stecz20 View Post
    thats a great idea.... i would spend hours with the shammys....
    Everything is a great idea to you putz!
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    10-12-2008 07:42 AM
    BTW shammys weren't intended for what you use them for!! Haha
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    10-28-2008 08:08 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Stecz20 View Post
    thats a great idea.... i would spend hours with the shammys....

    the Shammy's huh? were they the tall blonde twins?
    People we meet in life are either a Blessing or a Lesson
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    10-28-2008 08:44 PM
    That looks simple to make. Great idea!
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    10-28-2008 08:50 PM
    I really like the Swobbit water blades and telescoping pole setup! Best money I ever spent as well!!

    http://swobbit.com/shop/index.php?cPath=9
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    11-02-2008 09:36 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by 2112 View Post
    I bought mine at Costco for $230.

    Here is their website; http://crspotless.com/
    When did you get yours at Costco? It's listed for $369.99 on Costco's website now. Or was yours price the in-store price. My Closest Costco is over 90 miles from my house. But thats where I got my stainless steel tool tower for a great price, which made it worth the drive. I see on Sam's Club.com, they have a single cartridge version for $244.46.
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