Cleaning your jeep?
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From: Memphis
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
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just wondering how yall clean your jeeps after wheeling.
I normally do a 2 step process, powerwash all the mud and crap off in the street so it goes in front of my neighbors house and is no longer my problem
, then i pull it into the yard and clean it with soap and hose it off. then im good to go. normally takes 2-4 hours...
I normally do a 2 step process, powerwash all the mud and crap off in the street so it goes in front of my neighbors house and is no longer my problem
just wondering how yall clean your jeeps after wheeling.
I normally do a 2 step process, powerwash all the mud and crap off in the street so it goes in front of my neighbors house and is no longer my problem
, then i pull it into the yard and clean it with soap and hose it off. then im good to go. normally takes 2-4 hours...
I normally do a 2 step process, powerwash all the mud and crap off in the street so it goes in front of my neighbors house and is no longer my problem
I do both, i either rinse it off first in the street then use soap and water in my driveway. sometimes, if its really bad and i have real thick mud everywhere and then i go to the public wash and use their power washer, works like a charm
Originally Posted by marcall
I've only had my Jeep for about a month and a half but I just go to the do it yourself carwash

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