Just wanted to ask the same question regarding the water rationing crisis.
On one side, to be a citizen, we should share the responsibility with the rest of the people in this indecent time.
On another side, hell no I feel so guilty to myself to put less care on my ride.

Some radio DJ comments use washing machine left over water to wash car. I was like "great, and strip all the essential oily substance from your clear coat and dull your paint".

I have a bottle of Optimum No Rinse Wash (ONR), bought from Detailien last time, haven have chance to use it myself as washing medium but just as claying lubricant.

I think is time I put it to test. I have used Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax (UWW) before but not as washing entire car, just to wipe on localized panel area when I spot some dirt after I parked my car. I think is a good chance to try this waterless wash method also.

Right now Aeon having member card sale till 3rd of March, nationwide, all Meguiar's product 10% discount, one UWW cost about RM70+ original price, can consider get one for those who are interested.
TurtleWax rinseless wash should be on sale in Aeon too. Those who cant get ONR can try TurtleWax.

Last but not least, KrisMas got any rinseless or waterless wash in your product list?

In summary, I think we need to share the responsibility of using less water. But have to be creative and dare to try new, more water efficient washing method this time. I believe detailer/car enthusiast  does not necessary equals large water waster.

Im using the Turtle Wax rinseless wash n wax also... 1L spray bottle + 3 MF, can finish clean up my car dy.. Result still nt bad le..cant compare with Mag UWW.. U can try that.

I don't know about others, but I think DIY Detailers use way less water compared to Carwash tepi jalan. I only wash my car 3 somethimes 4 weeks once with proper water and car shampoo. The rest of the time QD and Quik Wax.

First step to conserve water without sacrificing the cleanliness of your car....use a pressure washer. It consume far less water than normal garden hose. Not to mention it could also clean your tyres, wheel wells and the underbody far more effectively than using normal hose+chemicals+brush.

scoutfai I do have some rinseless in my stash...but they're my personal ones and not for sale....hehehe....sorry, DG rinseless aren't in my friend's list also....

I tried to build a foam gun and FAILED 

First step to conserve water without sacrificing the cleanliness of your car....use a pressure washer. It consume far less water than normal garden hose. Not to mention it could also clean your tyres, wheel wells and the underbody far more effectively than using normal hose+chemicals+brush.

scoutfai I do have some rinseless in my stash...but they're my personal ones and not for sale....hehehe....sorry, DG rinseless aren't in my friend's list also....

I got the same bottle (RM 40 or 50++) but never modified it like you did. Did not venture further since I got a real one from Ebay to fit on my pressure washer.

Maybe insufficient soap dilution or air? Soap mixture too dilute? Ever tried just using concentrated soap with the highest mixture ratio to see if foam is produced?

Im using the Turtle Wax rinseless wash n wax also... 1L spray bottle + 3 MF, can finish clean up my car dy.. Result still nt bad le..cant compare with Mag UWW.. U can try that.

Malaysia where got Gilmore distributor?

Never tried using a pressure washer before. Lesson learnt. Thought it going to use more water since from outside looking it seems flowing more water out of the noozle at high speed.

But PW not cheap leh. So many type in the market, different pressure and power rating. What type would be a good one for car enthusiast?

So you bought the same bottle with crashhog, his one didn't work, does yours one works?

I am curious about the internal component of foam gun. Is it possible to dismantle your machine and show some internal components pic? Do not really understand how it produces foam.

Never aware Ace Hardware selling such a foam bottle. I am going to check it out soon.

Forget about the 'foamer' in ACE. I've tried 3 types: the gilmore, the one shown above and another one which is for cleaning windows or something. What came out was something more like a soap mix (which is what they're suppose to be) instead of foam.

Foam lance internal parts looks like this:



I think the part that contributed the most for the foam is the one in the red square. It's some sort of compacted metal mesh.

Anyway, you can see the actual parts here.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=84349

+1 for TurtleWax Rinseless car wash. Really impressive. The thing is that your MF will be very tough to wash at the end.

You can find the Gilmore foam gun/foamaster at Osren or Duragloss Malaysia. Those are the two places that I know of that sells them.

I thought OSREN was carrying the one that needs an air compressor machine to operate? I am asking about the one that runs on normal garden hose one oh.

Will try and look for the turtlewax rinseless wash. Speaking about washing microfibre cloth and power washer, I use power washer to clean my mircofibre cloths after each car wash. Most of the time soap is not required. Safe a lot of water and elbow grease but need to be careful if too powerful, microfibre cloth will tear at the edges.