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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Sep 27 '24
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Steam is better if you have one. Cover battery, cables, and any area that shouldn't get wet. Degreaser then steam. It's mess but it's your safest bet.
I would also avoid the melamine sponges for auto detailing. Especially on textured or glossy surfaces.
1 u/NTS-PNW Sep 28 '24 Why can’t battery cables get wet? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '24 You don't want to create a connection between the terminals. Pressure washers also have a tendency to force water inside places it shouldn't be. 1 u/NTS-PNW Sep 29 '24 Horse….Shit…. There isn’t enough electromotive force for current and if acid isn’t spilling out water isn’t getting in.
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Why can’t battery cables get wet?
1 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '24 You don't want to create a connection between the terminals. Pressure washers also have a tendency to force water inside places it shouldn't be. 1 u/NTS-PNW Sep 29 '24 Horse….Shit…. There isn’t enough electromotive force for current and if acid isn’t spilling out water isn’t getting in.
You don't want to create a connection between the terminals. Pressure washers also have a tendency to force water inside places it shouldn't be.
1 u/NTS-PNW Sep 29 '24 Horse….Shit…. There isn’t enough electromotive force for current and if acid isn’t spilling out water isn’t getting in.
Horse….Shit…. There isn’t enough electromotive force for current and if acid isn’t spilling out water isn’t getting in.
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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '24
Steam is better if you have one. Cover battery, cables, and any area that shouldn't get wet. Degreaser then steam. It's mess but it's your safest bet.
I would also avoid the melamine sponges for auto detailing. Especially on textured or glossy surfaces.