Salt on the roads is great at melting ice but harmful to your paint and underbody. So how often should you wash your car ...

Though drive-through car washes are really convenient, they’re not always the best at preserving your car’s paint job. The industrial brushes can leave small scratches and cause damage over time.

Set your pressure washer to “water output” and use a 40-degree nozzle tip. Pre-wash by starting at the top and spraying ...

We all love a gleaming car that’s polished, spotless, and practically singing as it cruises down the road. But let’s face it: many of us have the water-wasting habits of a dehydrated camel when it ...

Springtime in Hampton Roads means pollen — lots of pollen. The yellow dust covers every outdoor surface, most noticeably, cars. This nuisance may mean washing your car more frequently, or perhaps your ...

Winter brings many welcome things, like the season's first snowfall, hot chocolate, or an excuse to use your car's heated seats. Yet, precipitation and freezing temperatures are also accompanied by ...

There are a lot of issues you can ignore with your car’s condition and cleanliness, but a dirty windshield isn’t one of them. Day or night, a dirty windshield can make it hard to safely navigate the ...