McKee's 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash (Rinseless/Waterless/Clay Lube/Detail Spray), 32 oz.

Rinse less wash is the way to go! As long as the vehicle doesn’t get too dirty, this product makes a quick clean a breeze! The product lifts dust bugs and bird droppings enough to prevent dragging them across your paint.

As an apartment dweller with no external source of water to clean my car at home, I've spent several years making use of rinseless washes to keep my car clean. Across the nearly dozen brands I've tried, McKee's N-914 is a clear winner. Most rinseless washes have versatile dilutions that allow you to use it in a variety of ways - waterless washes, rinseless washes, clay lube, or quick detailers that can be used on your car interior or exterior. McKee's checks all those boxes and has a few properties on top of it that push it to the top for me: #1: You can FEEL the lubricity. One of the keys to effective rinseless washing is having enough lubrication to not mar you car's paint when contact washing using microfibers. McKee's leaves a palpable sense of slickness when spraying down or contact washing so you know that you're contact washing while leaving no swirls behind. #2: The product scent is pleasant! McKee's has a nice color and scent that I enjoy working with. It doesn't leave behind super pungent scents, either - which is exactly what I'm looking for in a product I use bi-weekly. It's made for a great user experience. #3: Value. You get a great amount of product for the money! The value increases as you buy the larger quantity containers, but since storage space is at a premium for me I do just fine with the 32 oz. bottle. It's lasted me two years of regular washes and decontaminations. All in all, buy without hesitation. You won't regret choosing this over nearly every other competing product.

I was looking for a way to wash my car in the winter here in New England. After looking at various YouTube videos, I decided to give this a try since it could be done in my small 1 car garage. This product had great reviews. I thought maybe a bit pricey, but with a dilution of .5 oz to the gallon, it’s actually quite inexpensive. Mixed up 3 gallons tap water to 1.5 oz of N914, filled my pump sprayer with some of the solution from my bucket and washed the car (using inexpensive chenille wash mitt). Using no pressure in the wash mitt, just glided on the surface and dunked it in the solution after every panel and all the road salt and grime came right off. No scratches. Weirdly, when I was done, the water was still pretty clear… until I dumped it in the sink. All the dirt was pulled to the bottom of the bucket under the dirt guard. The garage floor was no more wet than when I pull the car in after a heavy rain. I followed up with a cheap Grant’s drying towel and some Turtle Wax Wax and Dry (also cheap here on Amazon). Clean and shiny! When spring arrives, I’ll probably do a proper wash, decon, and wax, but this stuff will definitely be my go-to for regular maintenance washes year round.

I absolutely love this product. It has made washing the cars so much easier. I mix it up in a bucket then fill a sprayer. I spray the car down, rinse it, and then go into the hand wash. I find this wash is faster and does a better job that traditional car soap. One big perk is it helps soften your water which reduces water spots. I have also used it as a detail spray and it works great for that as well. I haven’t used it as a clay lube yet but do look forward to trying that out.

This isn't my favorite rinseless but I keep it mixed up for cleaning around the house and garage, tools, cabinets, glass, etc - works great.