Inexpensive Homemade tool to keep your Camaros undercarriage clean!!

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Irace16

I wonder if you squirted some soap in there before you hook up the hose if the soap would last long enough to do the undercarriage , then rinse...

Hmmm thats a good idea🤔 I supposed that would work as long as the soap is diluted enough to keep the same water pressure through the holes.

[Coleroad]

Why when the real thing isn't expensive. Plus you can have a soap tank too. http://www.theunderwasher.com/

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Coleroad

Why when the real thing isn't expensive. Plus you can have a soap tank too. http://www.theunderwasher.com/

Mine came out to be cheaper than the one in there esp after their shipping and handling! Plus its a fun project

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Coleroad

Why when the real thing isn't expensive. Plus you can have a soap tank too. http://www.theunderwasher.com/

Plus that one takes at least 2 weeks to come in! When u could go to your local hardware store and pay a fraction of the cost and have it built it less than a day

[Tenring]

Nice idea!

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by Tenring

Nice idea!

thanks

[luke2220]

Hi there, Please check out my video that will show you how to make an inexpensive undercarriage washer to keep your cars' undercarriage clean from all that road salt and sand! I hope you enjoy it and will try making your own at home

[luke2220]

Sorry guys this posted twice, i thought it didn't go through the first time so I tried to post it again, looks like it posted twice.

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by frankwjr

Attachment 858209....rather drive over this...

I suppose you could but I feel with my idea you have more control of where your actually washing

[TIREKLR]

How you come across that idea?

[luke2220]

Hi there, Please check out my video that will show you how to make an inexpensive undercarriage washer to keep your Camaro's undercarriage clean from all that road salt and sand! I hope you enjoy it and will try making your own at home

[frenchsquared]

Originally Posted by luke2220

Hmmm thats a good idea🤔 I supposed that would work as long as the soap is diluted enough to keep the same water pressure through the holes.

You know those weed killers that screw on to the hose and mix with water. Get an empty one, wash it, then fill it with soap. It will mix the soap into the water and allow you to not just blow the soap out of it.

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by frenchsquared

You know those weed killers that screw on to the hose and mix with water. Get an empty one, wash it, then fill it with soap. It will mix the soap into the water and allow you to not just blow the soap out of it.

nice that is a great idea!! ill have to try that sometime... what kind of soap would you use?

[luke2220]

Originally Posted by TIREKLR

How you come across that idea?

I was looking online at similar products and saw how expensive they were and figured there has to be a way that I can make my own at a fraction of the cost and WALAH! You cant go wrong with PVC which is dirt cheap and is strong and lasts forever!