Hi Midden,
I've been using ONR for a while now (optimum no-rinse) as a waterless wash. not strictly waterless as you do still need a bucket full of water, but don't need to rinse down after "washing".
I find it works good (with one strict proviso - you keep on top of it!). It doesn't tackle thick mud of heavy soiling as good as a traditional wash, and so I wouldn't want to use it for anything that goes off-road, or weeks of use without washing (as you then risk trying to do too much at once and marring the paint).
If you like to wash the bike regularly though it can be a great alternative. I generally only use(d) it on show vehicles for a final clean where water might not be available, but don't use it every wash as I'm not that eco-conscious and it is still more expensive than normal washing. Plus I have my own pressure washer st home, and using ONR negates that too.
Anything in particular you wanted to know about it?
I've been using ONR for a while now (optimum no-rinse) as a waterless wash. not strictly waterless as you do still need a bucket full of water, but don't need to rinse down after "washing".
I find it works good (with one strict proviso - you keep on top of it!). It doesn't tackle thick mud of heavy soiling as good as a traditional wash, and so I wouldn't want to use it for anything that goes off-road, or weeks of use without washing (as you then risk trying to do too much at once and marring the paint).
If you like to wash the bike regularly though it can be a great alternative. I generally only use(d) it on show vehicles for a final clean where water might not be available, but don't use it every wash as I'm not that eco-conscious and it is still more expensive than normal washing. Plus I have my own pressure washer st home, and using ONR negates that too.
Anything in particular you wanted to know about it?