Well, maybe that is the reason I had "problems" with Optimum Car Wash Soap. OPT-CWS seemed to leave a residue behind for me, but I attributed that to hard municipal water supply that CWS did not seem compatible with AND bad drying techniques (used to use chamois).
I switched to Hyper Wash after seeing high-respected Autopian All-Star Rasky1 use it in his details. What do I like most about it? The cleaning ability for one. Lubricity for another. And yes, it does rinse clean. It is cheaper price-wise per gallon than Megs Professional No. 62 Car Wash and Conditioner, which WAS my favorite. That No.62 car soap just smelled heavenly and rinsed REALLY clean, even in harder water.
AND, on a completely different note, I see someone above mentioned about not using the last gallon or so at the bottom of a 5-gallon soap bucket due to the Grit Guard in it. For this reason, I choose not to use one in the soap bucket, but I DO in the rinse bucket. But for those who do choose to use a Grit Guard in the soap bucket, I wish Grit Guard made a "thin" version/design for use in soap buckets. Might seem kinda self-defeating of the purpose of a Grit Guard, but some "protection" is better than none AND it would allow you use a smaller amount of soap/water mix in the bucket for washing. Anyone else ever have that idea or maybe modified an existing Grit Guard and cut down the legs/ribs to make it thinner for use in a soap bucket??
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