Keeping My Jeeps Rust Free In Winter | RinseKit Pro

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  • Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
  • My battle with road salts and chemicals on my jeeps during winter time continues and this water pump container kit from RinseKit is going to give me the upper hand. This Rinsekit 3.5 Gallon Pro was sent to me by the guys over at Rinse kit to help with the salt issues I have with my jeeps. Go over in the video how it works and show it in action.
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    The 3.5 gallon PRO is their first battery-pressurized model, simply pour water in the top fill cap, press the power button and spray. The PRO is perfect for avid surfers, campers, bikers and outdoor enthusiasts who want more capacity plus the consistency, and convenience of battery-powered pressurization.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 10

  • @FreeRangeLemon
    @FreeRangeLemon Рік тому +3

    Yes!! The BF1 music is back!!

  • @bunnybono1256
    @bunnybono1256 Рік тому

    I personally use fluid film

  • @Lethal_Venom
    @Lethal_Venom Рік тому

    That’s a cool device

  • @scottlewis9135
    @scottlewis9135 Рік тому

    Nice product…I could see using it on the boat as well. Rinsing off hands fish blood and dirt inside and outside of the boat at the landing as well!

    • @KyleSVT
      @KyleSVT  Рік тому

      Thanks Scott! Great ideas!

  • @kollersgarage
    @kollersgarage Рік тому

    Actually pretty useful. Curious to see how it'll hold up over the years. We here at Koller's Garage are enjoying your vidoes!

    • @KyleSVT
      @KyleSVT  Рік тому

      Thanks! I appreciate it

  • @rorymatthews6675
    @rorymatthews6675 Рік тому

    Great video. Thank you for sharing. Do you find yourself reaching for this more often than the SaltsGone now?

    • @KyleSVT
      @KyleSVT  Рік тому

      Thaks Roy! I have been doing both still. This seems to be the fastest and easiest way to do it.