I'm trying to take car of my own daily driver at home, but I don't have access to hose, pressure washer, etc. I know a lot of you aren't fans of Pan (and that's OK), but I still liked his take on a rinseless wash method here.

This method is actually doable for me, but I'd like to ask you just double-check my shopping list first. I'm trying to stick mostly to Amazon and keep it relatively inexpensive while still covering my bases...

For the main wash

• iK Multi Pro 2 Pump Sprayer - $35
• 5-gallon bucket - $5-$10
• Chemical Guys grit guard - $10
• ONR 32oz - $21
• Griot's Bug and Smudge remover - $15 (if there's bug guts, heavy stuff that I need to spray on first)
• Rag Company Ultra Black Foam Sponge - $20

For drying

• Titan SiO2 Hybrid Detailer - $20
• Dreadnought microfiber towel - $25

For Tires/Wheels

• P&S Brake Buster - $14
• Mothers Tire Brush - $8
• Chemical Guys wheelie brush - $10
• Fitosy wheel rim brush (that long thing) - $10
• Chemical Guys Boars Detailing Brush (for lug nuts) - $8
• Amazon Basics Microfiber cleaning clothes pack of 24 (figured go cheap for drying the wheels) - $14
• Adam's Graphene Tire Dressing + Applicator - $19

For Windows

• Invisible Glass - $5
• Rain-X (original, not the 2-in-1 cleaner) - $6
• Rag Company Waffle Weave Microfiber Towels pack of 3 - $10

For Ocassional Paint Protection

• Griot's 3-in-1 Ceramic Wax - $22
• Griot's Plush Edgeless Microfiber Cloths pack of 2 (1 for applying, 1 for buffing) - $15

Total = $290(ish)