The Traditional Car Wash Routine Reinvented

LOS ANGELES, April 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The weekly or sometimes bi-weekly maintenance of a car wash is a ritual that many people take part in. It's a ritual that either has to be done or is a therapeutic task for some. Whether it is a hobby or a chore everyone wants one solution – a clean looking car. To achieve this calls for the proper tools. For many this means a bucket, wash mitt, and soap. However, one imperative tool is missing – a filter to keep the dirt and debris away from your wash water and ultimately away from the surface of the vehicle. Introducing the Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert, a product that Chemical Guys utilizes to not only educate people on proper car wash maintenance, but also a product that is an essential tool needed for a car wash.

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Despite the attempt of keeping up the cleanliness and appearance of a vehicle, many cannot help but notice the very apparent scratches and swirls living on the paint. The traditional car wash involves the user to dunk a wash mitt in soapy water, scrub the car, and then the mitt goes back in the bucket. Now, all the dirt and debris that was on the car ends up back in the bucket's soapy water after every dunk of the mitt, and ultimately back on the vehicle's paint again. The Cyclone Dirt Trap, the must have accessory for car washing, aims to reduce the amount of damage caused during this process. The Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert, perfectly fits at the bottom of a standard bucket to trap dirt and debris at the bottom of the bucket away from soapy water and the wash mitt, and ultimately off the surface of the vehicle.

"The Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert appeals to everyone – after washing your vehicle you expect results; you expect to see a 'clean' finish," states representative of Chemical Guys. "Many people don't realize the effects that their wash routine could have on their vehicle's paint. They see the scratches and swirls but don't realize that they have been washing their car incorrectly all along. With the Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert it will aide in delivering a scratch-free wash experience. It will keep the dirt and debris away from your car's paint, keeping it all at the bottom of the bucket. Therefore reducing the amount of scratches instilled in the vehicle's surface."

The Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket Insert utilizes Cyclone Dirt-Trap Filtration Technology – a durable round wash guard composed of nearly 300 cyclone funnels that separate abrasive dirt and debris from wash water. The innovative design of the Dirt Trap is comprised of cyclone funnels that separate dirt through centripetal force and push it through tiny holes underneath the wash screen. Typical filters require disposable filters and are made of lightweight materials which cause floating. These designs are defeated by the mere act of dunking the mitt into the bucket which pushes and pulls the dirt straight through the filter. On the contrary, the Cyclone Dirt Trap uses tailored fit and dense plastic to fit snugly and stay at the bottom of the bucket where it does all the work.

"We not only engineered the Cyclone Dirt Trap Car Wash Bucket to work correctly but also developed a product that anyone could understand and use," states Cyclone Dirt Trap Engineering team. "Its undoubted simplicity makes it so anyone can implement in their wash routine and the results are instant, you can see the dirt being trapped at the bottom, below the Cyclone Dirt Trap. It is 'As easy as a drop in the bucket.'"

Want to see a demonstration of how it works? Check out this video: https://youtu.be/dql6EcULTBo

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