My CD player stolen
- Thread starter blaklyte
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Yeah, I have lived where it snowed too. But I kept the inside of the car clean anyway. I use floor mats plus I shake the mats off if I notice a lot of stuff in there.
I'd recommend a good steam cleaning though. Oxy cleaners bring a lot of organic stains up too.
I'd recommend a good steam cleaning though. Oxy cleaners bring a lot of organic stains up too.
blaklyte said:
excuse.even amy has more ballz then you to atleast keep it clean and shes a young lady.dude thats no excuse about the snow part.theres tons of members in cc that lives in snow and there number one rule is to keep car clean atblaklyte said:
ALL TIMES!!!!just admit your lazy and that you only clean it when ur dating.thats if you date cause i know if i was a girl i wouldnt get in that thing.i rather catch a bus
I just looked up the average temperatures for New Brunswick, Canada. I wouldn't want to pick just any day to go clean.DEEGORILLA06 said:even amy has more ballz then you to atleast keep it clean and shes a young lady.dude thats no excuse about the snow part.theres tons of members in cc that lives in snow and there number one rule is to keep car clean at
ALL TIMES!!!!just admit your lazy and that you only clean it when ur dating.thats if you date cause i know if i was a girl i wouldnt get in that thing.i rather catch a bus
(Oh, and to his claim of -25C, that's equal to about -13F.)
Jan == -10C aka. 14F
Feb == -8C aka. 18F
Mar == -3C aka. 27F
Apr == 5C aka. 41F
May == 11C aka. 52F
Jun == 17C aka. 63F
Jul == 20C aka. 68F
Aug == 19C aka. 66F
Sep == 14C aka. 57F
Oct == 7C aka. 45F
Nov == 2C aka. 36F
Dec == -6C aka. 21F
First I already have a GF so don't need a car to get one. Second I never said that it was always -25. The days that my CD player was stolen it was -25 and the week before that we have some -35. But it's not always like that. And when the temperature is around -5 -10 it's snowing.
I would like to see you clean your car in this type a weather.
I would like to see you clean your car in this type a weather.
I was trying to show DEEGORILLA06 how cold it does actually get up there.It's okay. I know the feeling.blaklyte said:oups sorrymy bad. Was half sleeping when you post it and I thought you said like it was not that cold
I mean, sure, if you were really that modivated, you could go clean it... but then the doors will freeze shut anyway, so what's the point?
Wait for the warmest day possible and bring out two buckets. One filled with water as hot as you can stand and the other with comfortable water. Just add the hot water as the wash water gets cold.
Also, then you can get an Absorber and while you dry the car you can dip the Absorber into the bucket and wring it out in there to get the cold water out (that you absorbed off the car) and get warm water back into it. It will keep your hands from getting cold. Just make sure you dry the door jambs too.
Days where the air is drier will make the car easier to dry (this is why it's hard to dry cars when it starts getting dark - the humidity jumps).I know it can suck to wash in really cold weather, and those are a few tricks I use to keep from getting too cold.
Oh, and of course with the cold up there especially, I'd suggest to try not to have the water drain into the road or create smooth puddles in your driveway. You don't want to make a slick spot. If you do, get the salt out.
I'm the type known to warry bucket loads of water out to the car the last time the pipes froze.
Steam cleaning the interior now would be completely pointless though. First you'd have to be down near the ground, so you'd get wet, and second, unless you manually dry the car (turn the heat on full blast and run the car for example), the upholstery could freeze.
same s**t happen to me on chritsmas eve at like 12 noon......crack heads are crazy in new york
