Another Air Wand Thread (my review)

Accumulator said:
Yeah, IME all the forced-air drying methods leave some water behind, and if your water has stuff in it you'll get a film left on the panels anyhow (even soft water leaves traces of whatever the softener uses for the ion-exchange). But if you use *deionized* water you just might be able to get away with it...



Still, getting most of the water off before doing the regular drying can be a huge help and the AirWand is safer than a CWB.
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it seems with the air wand it blows in a controlled wide sheeting action, where as a leaf blower blows around wildly. thanks again for the advice... :)
 
I remember seeing someone talking about a portable heated air drying system recently (very loud also), but I can't find the post.



Ring a bell with anyone?
 
zzzzdoc said:
I remember seeing someone talking about a portable heated air drying system recently (very loud also), but I can't find the post.



Ring a bell with anyone?
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There are some forced-air heaters that're used primarily to help dry out interiors. IIRC Top of the Line Auto Detailing Supplies has 'em.



I wouldn't want to use heat for drying the car/getting most of the water off as it'd probably leave more mineral/etc. deposits behind. I'd rather blow the water *off* than evaporate it.
 
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