Simple Green Car Wash

[Nismorphed]

I want to be able to wash the car on the street and was wondering if anyone has tried this or knows if its safe for using on the street?

http://www.simplegreen.com/products_car_wash.php

[bundi]

Drink some, see if you get sick? :)

No seriously though... you would according to the MSDS.

Upon readin the MSDS it looks like it is pretty safe.

[510-Trevor]

It may be biodegradable and non-toxic, but nothing other than water is legal for using on the street.

[Tarrantula]

Originally posted by 510-Trevor
It may be biodegradable and non-toxic, but nothing other than water is legal for using on the street. '

Not even water with flouride?

[Cooked Rice]

It's safe and biodegradable, but as mentioned, you'll still get in shit for washing your car with anything other than water. Wash it on the lawn? Simple Green smells so good. I use it to detail my engine bay, haha and it smells like green apples everytime i pop the hood.

[bundi]

sarcasm?

tapwater has tons of flouride in it.

[Mibz]

Safe, yes, but as others mentioned, it's illegal for any foreign substances to hit the storm drains so wash it on your lawn or just hope your neighbours aren't middle aged women.

[Drsuce]

use optimum no rinse to wash your car! i will use less than 5 gallons of water total (1 or 2 gallons of solution in 1 bucket and 4 gallons or so of water to clean my mit out). I'd bet that maybe 2 or 3 cups of water will even make it to the ground... not enough to even run to the storm drain :)

It's a load of crap to limit the washing of vehicles on driveways, more toxic chemicals are washed off the road when it RAINS than will ever come off a car during a wash. just think of where all that salt/chemical de-icer goes? how about all the oil leaks on the road?

heres a like for no rinse...
http://www.eshine.ca/optimum_no_rinse_wash__shine_32oz-1609.php?cat=9

you could also try a unit like this....

http://www.goestores.com/storename/detailking/Image-9596712.aspx