Glossary
Rinse-less wash
A middle method between dry and wet wash: a small volume of water carrying a high-lubricity polymer is applied, then removed with microfibre. It uses a fraction of a wet wash’s water and produces no runoff to a drain.
What it means
A middle method between dry and wet wash: a small volume of water carrying a high-lubricity polymer is applied, then removed with microfibre. It uses a fraction of a wet wash’s water and produces no runoff to a drain.
Why it matters
Useful where a dry wash would struggle with heavier soil but a full wet wash is not permitted or practical.
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