At twice a month, that's $360–$600 a year. For a machine that uses rotating brushes on your paint and generic chemicals you know nothing about. Rinse+ costs $3 per wash. The math isn't close.

Most Americans who buy a pressure washer use it six times a year. Needs an outdoor outlet. Needs a hose hookup. Needs setup time. For car washing, you don't need any of it.

$79 for the complete kit. $30 to refill both bottles. That's 10 full two-stage washes for $30. Under $3 each. The V2 pump cannons don't wear out — you only ever buy the liquids again.

Drive there, wait in line, drive back. That's your Tuesday evening gone. Rinse+ takes 20 minutes in your own driveway, lot, or street. You're done before the game starts.

Fill the cannon at your kitchen sink. Pump it 15–20 times. Spray. There is no setup. No cables, no hoses, no buckets, no adapters. It's ready before you've finished your coffee.

The V2 pump cannon builds its own pressure. Fill it from any tap — kitchen sink works fine. Take it outside, pump it up, spray. Works in apartment parking lots, driveways, streets, campsites. Anywhere you park.

Cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, boats, e-bikes, work trucks. pH-neutral formula is safe on clear coat, ceramic coatings, PPF, vinyl wraps, gel coat, and chrome. One kit. Every vehicle.