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• Twice a week at the car wash shop. They use a foam type soap.
• Preferably once a month with no soap but just an electric pressure washer. I do it right in my driveway, yet it still uses alot less water than the traditional bucket of soap and water with a sponge.
• With a bucket of soapy water (green laundry detergent). Buckets are better to wash with then hoses because you use less water that way.
• me and my brother, and sisters wash our Moms van,and car once every 2 weeks
  
  we use that Earth friendly soap.
  
  but my Dad washes his big Truck every 4 days,no lie what a waste.he washs it at those laser wash stations.
  
  and the old car once evey month becouse we barely drive it.
• Once a week. Car wash shop.
• everytime it rains, my bro puts soap on the car and lets the rain wash it of. he used dish washing soap. it saves money and water.
• I barely ever wash my car.. 2-3 times a year? I%26#039;ll wash it once or twice during the winter if it gets a lot of salt build up, and then usually once in the spring. I go to whichever car wash is closest when I think about washing it.
  
  I liked the idea that someone up there had about washing it outside when it%26#039;s raining. I might try that!
• Almost never.
  
  I drive a dirty car.
• Hardly ever. What%26#039;s the point? We do it sometimes with a jet machine, but we haven%26#039;t gone through a car wash in a long long time!!
• once a week, at a local car wash that uses recycled water and enviro friendly soaps
• Live rurally so my car is always covered in dust from the fields. I never wash it, it is black too so the dust really shows up. I am not interested in cars whatsoever, as long as it runs well, I really don%26#039;t care. If I park it on the drive it gets washed when it rains and is never as bad in winter, then it is only the mud lol.