I always have my reservations about Glaco when you see lot of the biggest auto detailing channels sell pitching that garbage and trying(as always) to make you buy 💩 just to make more money then you have to think is not good,one of those channels is Vermyl Thank you sir for an honest review

Ech2ois still my fav. The gloss is worth the slightly more difficult wipe off, and it’s so versatile as a QD, and mixes well with Reload

Big differences for me is when it drys the polymer marks come off days later . Great view

It works great as wiper fluid.

Hey bro great video!! That’s an important topic for people. I reviewed those ridge washer nozzles and compared them to the mtm as well as the mckillans nozzles with the guards on them and during my test you could see a big difference in the gpm between the ridge washer nozzle vs the mtm and mckillans. I agree that there 4.0 is probably closer to a 3.5

I don’t like the milky

Another amazing video. I just opened my V1 and was thinking I might be missing out but I will finish this one first

binge watched your video's and i have to say they are awesome thankfully they lack the Go run get this now product publicity which i love

Honest question for everyone is everyone’s car this clean after a week?

Keav used the orifice pins. I forgot what video it was, but that seems like a good buy as well.

Love this channel because it has the most unbiased takes. Still have my gallon of DIY rinseless. Once that’s run out I’ll get the V2.

Great vid Mike! I found that the dry off is more easier. There’s a lot less product on the surface, making your towel stay dryer longer.

I din't use DIY too much, so i try and come up with ways to use it up. I mixed up a bottle of 256:1 , sprayed it on my hand, it's just not slick. So, if V2 is slicker, where does it actually land? V1 is far off from other products, in slickness. Solid cleaner though.

Owner’s Pride Eco Wash is another good one.

Thank you for not getting in your knees and pleasing our god complex rinseless saviors lol. Turns out there are other people that know how to design a great product. You’ve gained my respect

I feel like you wanted to see more of a change than you did. Only “issue”I had with v1 was grabby dry off

I'm really glad that it's not super thick or,,gluey" or gunky like absolute or other rinsless - for me they could leave it alone, I loved the watery consistency of it, it mixed up super fast and nice,but it seems it's not that far off, I also love they didn't change the chemical makeup or added some slickness - I wash my garage floor, my counter tops with it and the last thing I want is a slick floor. Cheers DIY I'm a huge fan!

Great comparison! Do you ever use drying aids with SI02 such as amplify or ceramic gloss?

Link for the grit guard? It looks nice!

Nice video! Didn't known about the wiper fluid, probably because DIY doesn't leave anything behind? (unlike many others rinseless products) Is it possible to add chapters to your video's? It makes looking things up easier and in this case I wanted to skip the v1 part (also take this question a compliment, I like the overall quality and content of your video's)

did i see wiper fluid on tht chart??

Thanks for your review. DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash V2 is a bunch of small improvements, but we didn’t want to remove or denature the characteristics that people liked about V1.

Really good video. Would like to see you review McKee’s V2. Thanks.

Have you ever tried P&S Pearl shampoo as a rinseless wash? I have seen a lot online about using it as a rinseless and plus P&S does say it can be used as a rinseless. My last 4-5 customers I have tried it 256: 1 and I gotta say I like it a lot. It was hot here in Michigan last week, so I was using it in some pretty hot temps. I had absolutely no problems with water spots and it cleaned very very well. Obviously with Pearl being around a 9 pH It should clean better I guess. But I would love to see you try P&S Pearl and compare it with some of these big name rinseless washes. Pearl is $25 compared to $50 a gallon. Pearl is already pretty slick to begin with. I even added a 1/2 oz of P&S Absolute Rinseless in my 3 gallons of water on a couple of my customers cars to see if it would make a difference with the Pearl and I honestly couldn't see a big improvement in sickness. I have used Absolute for years now and I can say that Pearl is just as good if not better (cleaning). As a small business mobile guy I'm always trying to save $$$ without jeopardizing the quality of work I do and would love to get some opinions on Pearl as a rinseless. I've only used DIYs V1 Rinseless and I absolutely love it. But at half the cost and probably even better cleaning abilities, Pearl is intriguing me to use as my rinseless wash . Would love some thoughts on this. Thanks!

Thanks for the demo. Yvan even said there's no need to rush out and buy v2 as v1 is still a great product. Honesty from both of you

Awesome review

Nice job on your video on reviewing this rinseless wash.

Good video. I would like to see this done with a "Blind" test. So have someone else mix up the buckets so that you don't know which is V1 and V2. Hearing something is slicker may just make it feel that way cause you are thinking that. Would be interesting to see which if any you thought was slicker if you did not know what was in each bucket. Keep up the good work.

Thank you for your honest take... you neither slammed it or heaped praised. Refreshing

Thanks for doing the DIY V2 review. Which drying towel do you find glides better on the surface while drying, the Liquid8r or the DIY drying towel?

I've used v2 and I like it.. it's way more slick than the original.

Sounds like v2 is more of an evolution than a revolution. Nice video!

You just saved me some money thank you!! Btw i am a huge fan of diy but with all the competition out there i rather keep on waiting on different reviews. I keep hearing great things about eco wash by gyeon and also Hero

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Definitely not "Click-Bait" (even though it worked for me) it's more of a well appreciated "Public Service Announcement". Thanks for posting this. As much as I monitor most of the major, and minor, appliances around our house, I had never really thought about checking the pressure washer out. And I surely never would have given nozzle differences a thought. I just "Assumed" that all that stuff was good to go. I already have a watt meter that I have been using for years and have a water pressure gauge around here somewhere in the black hole in my garage. I don't have a massively powerful pressure washer like yours, just a little 2100 psi /1.2 gph model that I picked up on sale at Lowes for around $80. But it does draw electricity and I have purchased a few items that are rated for larger units than mine, higher pressure and higher gpm ratings than I have. Everything seems to work just fine, some even better than expected. I think I might need to follow your lead and test what's going on with mine. Thanks again and have a fantastic day!

Thank you for posting good job and I love that you’re doing it for the community as we all should be and thank you for mentioning that we are doing this for the community as it is a tough way to make a living, but also very rewarding and satisfying. I never did for the money always did it because I loved it.

First time seeing a video from you. Excellent recommendation!

Oh no Chinese crap masquerading itself. Who would have thought.

So early on I purchased BIGBOI WASHR PRO and as others who also purchased has undergone the same over arching amps and shutting off. I now have a heavyweight paperweight . Now manufacture has came up with an updated model MKII. So this company really jerked USA consumers with up to 700 dollars in their pockets. Lastly question are you experiencing the same issue?

Orifice accuracy is a widespread issue even MTM ones have been off. Foam cannon orifice nozzles are worse. Great video! Also, bucket markings are sometimes off by 10% which is why I switched to weighing the water with a certified calibrated scale. I have pin gauges now to know for sure on size, but it only works on foam cannons and 0 degree nozzles. The other angles such as 40 degree you can’t measure with a round pin. Thanks for the kind words as well. $15 amp meter is your best friend.

I am hoping you do an update on your WASHR PRO to see if you have any issues with it popping the GFI or you breaker like I did. In my experience and many others it is not an outstanding machine. The adjustment procedure you are referring to officially came from BigBoi as a lot of their units were not meeting the specs they listed, mine was one of them. I received the procedure from them and it did not help with the performance. My unit would also not turn on when you pulled the trigger, again called tech support and received another bulletin from BigBoi on stretching the spring for the TSS. Worked for a short time before the spring returned back to its original length. In order to get my unit to come close to the 1.99 original specs I had to set the regulator so my pressure gauge read 1250-1300 PSI but that caused it to pull over 15 amp and when I connected their foam cannon, it went over 17 amps With the same 4.0 Veloci nozzles you used I could not get over 850PSI while adjusting the regulator with BigBoi tech support on the phone, at that PSI I barley produced 2.0GPM BigBoi just kept blaming the power system in the US. There is a reason they pulled it off of their website and now have a new unit labeled as the MKII which is now listed at a maximum 1200PSI and 1.88GPM with the .35 nozzles I ended up having to start a charge back with my credit card company after 2 month of trying tp get BigBoi to take this unit back. So the reason I posted was to say you are correct on testing your pressure washers, and all of the accessories to make sure you are running with in the manufacture's specs. If I would have not tested mine I would not have known I got a unit that did not meet specs and wasted a lot of money. I would also recommend trying the PN2500 NEMA 5-15 power monitor as this unit has a max of 25A 3000W @ 120V, it cost more but I don't recommend constantly taking units that are rated at 15amp over 15amps.

With my Greenworks 2700, I'm also around 800 psi with a 4.0. I use them for work that tends to splash back at me (cleaning out trash cans, cleaning wheels that are off the car) but prefer the 3.5 for about 1200 psi for car washing. I would recommend this PW to anyone. It has a beefy motor and isn't that expensive. I paid $250 on sale.

Great video, as usual! I will be getting an amp meter and will be doing some testing. It is much better when you understand what’s going on.

I have had oem nozzles. Then I bought mtm blue nozzle. Expensive but Wao what a huge difference. Most noticeable is the water flow of the fan. It’s very consistent and even. Gpm is also on point.

Hi, i have those nozzles😡😡

This is a valuable lesson that I hope everyone takes the time to watch. And here is my experience with Ridge nozzles. I have three different sets of nozzles for my pressure washer, each a different size. One set is the OEM from SunJoe, the second set is from Vevor, and the last is the 3.0 size from Ridge. When I tested the pressures for each set, all the nozzles in a set tested within 25 psi of each other. However, one of the Ridge nozzles was 200 psi different than the rest, so I returned them for a replacement set. The replacement set is worse. Two nozzles are 200 psi higher than two others. I am not concerned about damaging my SunJoe because I plan to replace it with an Active 2.0 very soon. Any extra nozzles I but will be Veloci. I will just have to forego the nice rubber shroud.

I think that this is a pretty wide spread issue because your average consumer buying these products doesn't have a good way of testing them. These cheap companies are free to stamp whatever they want on whatever size orifice they want and many consumers will be none the wiser.

Great video. Enjoy the content you have been putting out. Seem very genuine and never gushing.

Great video and great advice. On occasion, (mostly when cleaning tires/wheels) I was using the Ridge nozzles with my pressure washer. I may recreate your test for myself, but most likely, I will simply just use the higher quality nozzles in the future. Thank you for the video and information. Very informative.

Sometimes “quality” beats “economical”. Sometimes, not. However, when you’re dealing with machinery, electrical and/or pressure … quality overrules economical nearly every time. For pressure washers, just use the stock tips it comes with. If you think you have to upgrade to a prettier version, stick to brands that are reputable … like MtM. They’re more expensive, but if you don’t want to pony up, use the stock tips. Upgrades are wants, not needs. 😊😊😊