Beating Water Restrictions ?
10-01-2002, 05:27 PM
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Beating Water Restrictions ?
Unfortunately the water restrictions are pretty harse in my area.
Water can be used for washing cars, watering lawns etc only
between 10PM and 10AM every other day.
IS there any way to beat the restrictions? My local car wash doesn't allow hand washing in their bays. My Sunday Morning's are sometimes unavailable, or I'm too hung over...... I don't want to pay someone else to wash my car, but what other choice do I have? Water restrictions suck!
Water can be used for washing cars, watering lawns etc only
between 10PM and 10AM every other day.
IS there any way to beat the restrictions? My local car wash doesn't allow hand washing in their bays. My Sunday Morning's are sometimes unavailable, or I'm too hung over...... I don't want to pay someone else to wash my car, but what other choice do I have? Water restrictions suck!
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10-02-2002, 11:19 AM
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Cry me a river. Here in Virginia, you can't wash your car or water your lawn AT ALL. Although law enforcement has admitted that there is no way they have the personnel to enforce it.
Sounds like you need to take a Saturday night off from partying and just get drunk Sunday morning at 10 after washing your car.
Sounds like you need to take a Saturday night off from partying and just get drunk Sunday morning at 10 after washing your car.
That is, if it's not too cold.
10-02-2002, 03:00 PM
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For a quickie wash, are the touchless systems safe for my car? I'm sure you have all seen the "touchless carwash" at your local gas station....
Hrm... less drinking....thats a tough choice.
Hrm... less drinking....thats a tough choice.
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Originally posted by Zspot
For a quickie wash, are the touchless systems safe for my car? I'm sure you have all seen the "touchless carwash" at your local gas station....
Hrm... less drinking....thats a tough choice.
For a quickie wash, are the touchless systems safe for my car? I'm sure you have all seen the "touchless carwash" at your local gas station....
Hrm... less drinking....thats a tough choice.
10-02-2002, 03:58 PM
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Originally posted by Brad4rdHay
When the stae water guy comes to write you a citation, just tell him he can drive your car around town.
When the stae water guy comes to write you a citation, just tell him he can drive your car around town.
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10-02-2002, 07:44 PM
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When the stae water guy comes to write you a citation, just tell him he can drive your car around town.
I may have to break down, and pay the guys in my parking garage...I just keep having flahbacks from Ferris Bueler's day off when the parking garage attendants get ahold of his vette......
10-03-2002, 03:39 AM
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Z, I feel I must correct you as I have seen Ferris Bueler's Day Off approx. 7000 times. Cameron's dad's car is a Ferrari, not a Vette. I hear what you are saying though. Every time I think of an attendent or valet joy riding in a car, I picture that scene.
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I'm saving for it mike..I'm saving for it....
Where are you located? If you have a shop...can I wash it there? Water restrictions don't aply to businesses do they?
Where are you located? If you have a shop...can I wash it there? Water restrictions don't aply to businesses do they?
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Originally posted by Zspot
I'm saving for it mike..I'm saving for it....
Where are you located? If you have a shop...can I wash it there? Water restrictions don't aply to businesses do they?
I'm saving for it mike..I'm saving for it....
Where are you located? If you have a shop...can I wash it there? Water restrictions don't aply to businesses do they?
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Originally posted by 2003z
you could just ignore the ban like everyone in my neighborhood does
, or do like I do and wash it in the garage, then you aren;t using water outside.
you could just ignore the ban like everyone in my neighborhood does
, or do like I do and wash it in the garage, then you aren;t using water outside.
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