Thank you for making me more aware. I plan on working on this more in the future. When I read this I felt pretty good. I'm not doing that bad at all but there is always room for improvement. I don't know what manufacturing/Sustainabilty means exactly. I thought is was kind of funny when ONR was mentioned. I just bought a gallon to try so I could keep my cars cleaner this winter. I'm thinking that "Green Detailing" is not much more effort once you get the financial aspect in place. & it will make me feel good.
On Autogeek they have a line called Eco Touch. Here is an excerpt of their mission/product line... "Eco Touch manufactures a line of premium car care products that are good for your car and good for the environment. Each product is made from non-toxic and biodegradable cleaning agents, which are just as effective as their conventional counterparts. In an age of tightening VOC restrictions, Eco Touch has looked to nature to provide safe and effective car care solutions. From manufacturing to application, every Eco Touch product upholds the company’s commitment to conserve water, eliminate contaminated run-off, and provide you with a superior detailing product. In 2007, Eco Touch was certified as a green business by Co-op America. It is the only car care manufacturer to hold this title." http://www.youtube.com/swf/l.swf?sw...7zC&use_get_video_info=1&load_modules=1&hqt=1 I haven't tried or heard of anyone trying these products though. It would be interesting to see their performance vs. a regular cleaning product.
They have a product as a BOGO Free @ Ageek The Eco touch waterless carwash and polish. I was just looking at this and reading about it. It doesn't sound all that bad. Winter is almost here. I might just give it a shot If I can keep my car a little cleaner...:thumb: By the way your link is not a link...:shrug:
