Nature's Green Magic

[Greenzo]

Ok, so I was at the gas station and there was a little booth set up next to the pumps selling a product called "Nature's Green Magic". When I was getting ready to leave one of the guys working the booth approached me and offered me a demo of the product. As it turns out, the product they were selling was a water free all natural car wash.
It is a 16oz spray bottle filled with natural oils and extracts that washes and waxes your car. He did a little area on my car to demonstrate how good it works and I was actually impressed. Needless to say, I forked out some cash and bout one of their promo packages. When I got home I washed mine and my wifes cars (about 20 minutes and 1/4 of a bottle for each), but I honestly think our cars look cleaner than ever. They guy who sold the stuff to me said that they were about to start carrying it at Sell gas stations, so keep an eye out for it.
The kit that I bought was 55+taxes for 3 bottles of the compound, same size bottle of an interior spray, same size bottle of a tire spray, one 4oz bottle of an all natural air freshener for my car, and 3 microfiber towels to wash the car with. I couldn't believe it, no water and the best looking shine my car has had since it rolled of the showroom floor. I highly recommend trying this stuff if you come across it.

[Shallow Child]

Greenzo-That would be a little pricey for me. We are on a budget and we still manage to wash the car naturally. We go down to a creek nearby and take our all natural soap and wash with creek water. We have an area we can drive down to and we park on the sand/creek gravel and then dip buckets of water out. It works for us but then, we are in the country.

[SnickerDoodle]

That sounds like fun, Shallow Child! We used to go swimming in a creek near us that had a large pool it emptied into when I was a kid. But now, you can't swim in the creek for fear of catching something!

[Greenzo]

Using a creek for a natural car washing resource is a great idea. The only problem for me is that I do not live near any open water sources. If I did, I would surely adopt this habit though.

[CleanGreen]

Yea that is too pricey for me too Greenzo. I rarely wash my car. Seriously, a car does not need to be super clean all the time. My husband will wash my car on occasion, but if he hasn't done it in a long time (and it hasn't rained) then I will take my car to the car wash and spend $7 to get it looking decent.

We have creeks near by, but I know I would get busted for using that water to wash my car because we live in the suburbs and the runoff from the soap to wash my car with would not be eco-friendly and that is bad for the environment to soak up in the area of a creek.

[Marlo]

Sometimes spending less money means saving the planet although in most cases that is hard to notice on a daily basis but I do encourage people to buy green things if they find them affordable, efficient and useful.