🔥(NEW) GRIOTS RINSELESS WASH TEST & REVIEW | 2025| Rinseless Washing | How to Rinseless Wash
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- In this video I test and review the new Griot's Garage Rinseless Wash. Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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This seems to be a very ONR-like rinseless. I've been using ONR since 2018, and this is exactly how it acts. The true abrasive dirt is getting released, but pure polymer rinseless washes like this you get that oily road film layer which seems to bind to the sponge. If it is otherwise acting just like ONR, the sponge is completely safe with that staining. I've never scratched or marred a vehicle with a stained sponge. Back in the ONR only days, my Big Red Sponge would be nearly gray/black until I hit it with some Power Clean once every few months.
Now that hybrid polymer/surfactant rinseless washes are all the rage (and they are great) we are getting a little misled and spoiled. If you're using a sponge, don't sweat it regardless of what rinseless you're using. The dirt that can damage the paint is encapsulated and getting released back into the bucket, and the big particles that can scratch are going to the bottom of the bucket. Staining is of zero concern with sponge. Just clean it with some APC once in awhile.
Now when it comes to microfiber, I only care about wash media cleaning when I'm doing interiors and cleaning out my towel in a bucket of rinseless (whether I'm using another interior cleaner or not). If I'm using microfiber on paint, I'm not taking a dirty towel back to the surface. Microfiber grabs onto and holds large/abrasive dirt particles. I don't care what rinseless I'm using, I'm not taking a used towel back to the paint.
Just my 2 cents. 🙂
@@jeffc6832 thanks, valuable insight Jeff. Appreciate you weighing in.
I just washed my wife’s Q7 with this yesterday. Completely different experience. I had no issues at all with dirt release. Used a Big Red Sponge, dunked and brushed against my Autofiber mitt slide - no dirt residue. To me, dunking a sponge and still seeing dirt is not the measure of a rinseless wash. I feel like your results would benefit from better technique. The slickness and cleaning might be the best I’ve encountered. I like Griot’s, but if their product sucked, I would have no hesitation calling it out. This does not. I have Rrw, Absolute, Oberk’s, and McKee’s. Need to experiment with it more, but this may be my new favorite rinseless.
Thanks for weighing in that's why the thumbnail says "you be the judge." As for my technique...either using a grit guard or not using a grit guard I assume you're referring to. If I don't have to use a grit guard with a sponge I'd rather not as it degrades the sponges faster. I prefer a rinseless that releases dirt without having to use a grit guard which leads to better longevity for my sponges. Before telling someone their technique is wrong or incorrect I'd recommend seeking to understand first. There are multiple ways to do things. Thanks for watching.
Definitely multiple ways to do things. And some are definitely better than others.
@ thanks for sharing your opinion.
what buckets are those? i like the light blue color & the whole setup!
They are carbon collective from detail division. The dollies are from grit guard.
I have this sitting in front of me, I was going to use it later today. At least I now have a heads up about the dirt not releasing. Great video. I wish I got that secondary bottle (I got the rinseless for free)
@@DrkDragon525 nice! The secondary bottle is a very nice touch
Excellent test. I'm totally with you. If the rw cleans the car but doesn't release the dirt it's a deal breaker.
Absolute and Carbon Collective Evolve are slick and clean well, but do not release dirt well.
But I've bought them, so I'm going to use them. Either use them as drying aids or use them as the pre-spray but dunk into a rw that does release the dirt (pick your favourite). So they're not going to waste, but I ain't buying them again
@@pigeonpoo1823 100% this one will be an AMAZING drying aid it’s sooo slick
Wow! That’s hard to believe! I think Evolve is top 2 in releasing dirt in my humble opinion! Go to EC Detsils page and look at his SHORT he did on Evolve. 😂 Maybe you got a bad batch.
@ haven’t tried yet! I know you’re responding to the other comment!
@T-BoneTodd yeah, I trust Eddie when it comes to testing rinseless products, hence i bought it. But I've used this side by side with Garage Therapy's rw. The results of Evolve were not good. I'm disappointed because it's a uk brand and I wanted us to have more than just one reasonably priced rw. Maybe I did get a bad batch, but I'm not buying it again to find out
In my opinion carbon collective evolve is the number 1 in rinseless, great cleaning power , good release from sponge and leaves a very glossy finish, just my view!
Thanks for reviewing. I was wondering about this particular product. I too like a lot of Griot's Garage products and use them frequently. I am loving the RRW from Koch Chemie lately. It's a really nice rinseless wash.
@@joevanseeters2873 need to try that one! Yeah this will be great as a quick detailer for sure
Do you have a link to your wash buckets and grit guards ? They look amazing
@@Showroomshinespecialists got them at detail division they are carbon collective!
Thanks !!
@ of course
Awesome video! Yeah, with all of the other rinse less washes on the market, they tend to release dirt well from the sponge. I am gonna stick with my current favorites that I have now. Koch Chemie Rapid Rinseless Wash and Detail Co. Nemesis. The problem is that there are so many good rinse less washes on the market, Griot’s Garage rinse less wash may get pushed to the side due to this issue if this is how it is supposed to perform.
@@smb1014 agreed lots of good competition thanks for watching!
Thanks for testing. I have used and tested hero/diy V1/clean/mckees37/nemesis and with all of them, when I dunk the sponge or microfiber wash towel, it releases the dirt. So hopefully griots looks at this and provides a response. Love griots products in general. I use their engine bay detailer/interior cleaner/ polishers etc
@@drive2siva thanks! Agreed I love them as a brand. I don’t think it means it’s not good just not really the industry standard anymore
I am not a fan of this whole one dunk thing, especially on a microfiber (they are meant to grab and hold on to dirt) but since I exclusively use a sponge, it not performing with a sponge is a deal breaker. I do use a grit guard and use it when I dunk my sponge, but all my current rinseless return a clean sponge unless it's grease. I cleaned salt and road grime covered cars (after rinsing) with Phoenix EOD v3 and Nemesis and it released every bit of dirt from the sponge... Maybe they want you to use microfibers and do the whole 8 side and toss method?
Either way, good video and thanks.
@@deadshrub thanks so much! Agreed I use the sponge and I always get a clean one after the bucket. If they demand using towels then that’s antiquated and I’ll pass. New technology has come out and they need to stay up to date.
@@FineDetailingAZ the one dunk absolutely shows the cleaning ability of a chemical but you did use a grit guard in the hero bucket. there wasn’t even a grit guard in the gree-oats side, so would a quick agitation from a GG knock off all the dirt?
and i was just thinking about this, let me ask you for your thoughts. maybe it’s just semantics but i believe all rinse-less chems grab dirt of the sponges, but i view dirt as grit. what’s left on the sponge one dunk or not, i think is grime, the oily funky residues collected as we drive. of course we don’t want to rub it back onto panels while we clean hence an agitation is a safer practice. but i hear “dirt” and i think of scratching when what’s left on a sponge is just residue or grime, of course we want that off too, but is the one dunk really a fair way to help people determine if a rinse-less is worth buying?
@ to be fair I did 2 dunks the first time hahaha. But I hear you and I think about the minutiae of this stuff too. I tend to agree with you on the grit vs grime part but then I think about how tiny grit could be. Could sand and water form what looks like grime or road film?
Maybe it’s all in our heads and doesn’t matter but something inside me tells me when I dunk a dirty media in the wash bucket and it returns clean from grime or grit that at least makes it appear safe. When something is left even if it’s grime that means I risk reintroducing to my paint if it’s oil or some other substance. Love chatting about this crap.
@@FineDetailingAZ i know right, it’s an interesting subject, sooooo many variables
Great video Ryan! Thanks for the review. I’m not a huge rinseless guy either. I only use them a lot now because I don’t have a setup for power washer and foam cannon in winter yet. But I’ve used DIY, Clean By Pan, Hero, Nemesis, Gyeon Eco Wash and soon Iconic Rinsless and all of them release the dirt after dunking. So Griots would not be a product I would have knowing they don’t release. I agree with you on being curious if it’s marring the paint. But thanks for taking the time to review this product though.
@@stevecharnasjr.7241 thanks Steve! Yeah all the ones you mention release dirt.
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Thank you for reviewing Griots rinseless. I really hoped this rinseless would perform as most of the others in the market and I do think it is important for the rinseless to release the dirt. Media needs to be clean when it touches the paint and I’m not one to use a grit guard with a rinseless sponge. As I understand the basics, polymers provide lubrication and encapsulation where surfactants are not very lubricious but keeps wash media clean and pull dirt off car. I posted a question on their winter washing video introducing their rinseless asking why they went polymer instead of a hybrid formulation, never got a response. I want to love their products and am a Griots fanboy (been using their products since the mid 90’s) but as newer companies come out with newer products that appear to have re-thought how chemicals work and and processes that are more efficient, I find myself slowly migrating from Griots.
@@mikegiomi8324 for sure as I said I’m a big fan and a long time user I hope they can keep up with industry
Great review, it sounds like it would work best as a drying aid
@@maxs7976 would be amazing as a drying aid sooooo slick. And a water softener
Seems like a great rinseless! Thanks for the review. Ordered!
@@justinf9004 thanks for watching! The slickness is amazing
Thanks for this video! Appreciate you saving me the $20...
It looks like is very close to ONR but slicker which is a huge NoNo to me.
Hero, DIY, Detail Co (both), Feynlab & Idrosave (my favorite) are lightyears ahead of this...
I do 80% rinseless wash and I have found that you NEED the surfactants to break down the dirt and keep the media clean, that is a requirement for me
@@gorillanismo thanks for watching! Appreciate that. Happy it helped
I agree with you. I JUST bought Griots SIO2 rinseless to prewash salt/contaminants before I physically wash mine. When I saw the new Griots, I was disappointed. I'm waiting for another warm enough day to see how the SIO2 is going to work. I, too, like Griots products. I'm glad I DON'T have that one. I sub'd and gave u a 👍.
PS Im not a fan of that sponge. I like the red one with the dark gray half. I dont remember the brand.
@@riceburner4747 appreciate the support! I haven’t tried the sio2 rinseless yet. Hope it’s good!
Thanks for the review. I think the balance for rinseless seems to be surfactants for cleaning and polymer for slickness. For me Absolute is about the slickest, but doesn’t clean as well as others. I’ve mostly been using Nemesis, diy, and hero. They have a balance of cleaning and slickness and dirt release.
@@jfarm_1311 100% I love a balanced rinseless but the slickness here is nuts
@ drying aid it is. And won’t clog towels
@ 100% that’s what I’ll do
My testing was very similar to yours! It is very slick as you mentioned!
@@T-BoneTodd this will make a great QD need to try at 64:1
For sure, going to try it next wash! I basically got this for the pollen months up in the North East. The pollen is brutal up here. The only other polymer based Rinseless is P&S Absolute, which is extremely effective on pollen! The polymers encapsulate and drag it all down and doesn’t leave all those tiny green specs left like all the other Rinseless washes do for some reason. But that’s on a clean car that you washe a day earlier. In my humble opinion I find that you need the surfactants to break down the road film to clean the paint as well as the Wash media in which they do very well! Imagine a car wash soap with no surfactants in it, same principle. Hopefully Griots comes out with a surfactant / polymer or in other words hybrid that can compete with what’s on the market today , but for now their only competitor is Abolute since they are both strictly polymer based! Thanks for your testing!👍🏼
@ spot on. Appreciate your support!
Thanks for review and saving me some time. 👍👍
@@DrivewayDetailswithBecca thanks Becca!
Good review. I definitely prefer my rinse less to release the dirt into the bucket
Thanks Neil! As do I.
Awesome demo and review. 👍🏻
Thanks Bruce!
Cool stuff bud. We're about to get pollen hell here in Orlando so I'm going to start using rinseless in between my weekly maintenance. I like Griot's, but I might stick with Pan's Rinse-Less and ADS Hero for now. Is that a McKeee's sponge? If I remember right you said you prefer that one.
@@adamstrachn glad you enjoyed it! Yes that’s my favorite sponge. Mckees big gold sponge I linked to to it in the comments or description
@FineDetailingAZ Awesome. Thanks!
Nice! Thank you for the review!
@@DIYwithKane thanks for watching Kane!
Why are you dunking it back into the wash media and not the clean water? Also...no grit guard🤷♂️🙄
@@klasseact6663 thanks for watching. I use a rinseless sponge primarily so that releases the dirt in the bucket. With the microfiber I just wanted to see how the rinseless could release the dirt.
still to this day i cannot use a rinse-less wash without a pre rinse to mitigate the grit. but i’m privy to running water be it hose or pressure washer, the spray on straight to washing has been proven time and time again to be safe but it still makes me cringe when i see it 😜🐿️💨
@@FrankoDetails amen brother I’m still not convinced lol
Looks like it’s similar to ONR. Nice vid!
@@chiroguy98 thanks so much!
Grios should respond to you, but it will be hard for them to explain this! Thanks for the review. Tom
@@Okie-Tom thanks Tom! I hope they do.
I love Griot's, their 3-1 ceramic is a gem among ceramic sprays but with their pricing model there was no way you would get ONR's or Mckee's or Armour Detail's value with say a 256:1 dilution.
@@SkyVega-lp7rq thanks for watching
Thanks for the review Ryan! As others have said, would be interesting to have Griot's chime in and give their thoughts on not cleaning the media. Or at least seeming like it isn't cleaning the media. Must be a byproduct of a polymer rinseless. I used the McKee's gold sponge with KCx RRW which I understand to also be polymer based and it left the sponge pretty dark and "stained." Does that mean it's not clean or it just stains it for some reason? Looking forward to seeing how slick the Griot's is and testing it as a drying aid.
@@goindetailing very good point on the staining. That said, ADS took out the rest of the staining.
Hero, DIY, Idrosave, Nemesis, Hydra, and Absolute all released dirt from the sponge/microfiber towels during Rinse Less washing.
@@aldaley3537 I agree…I think that’s the industry standard now. Thanks for watching!
@@aldaley3537 also Feynlab, Owner's Pride Eco wash, Rinseless from Drive Auto Appearance
Is it possible that the contaminants might be oily grease from petroleum? IMHO…. Then again dirt/dust/pollen is a different contaminant 😇
@@mikemurphy9879 perhaps but I mainly had dust and water spots on the car. I tried to wipe each in similar areas. Then when I dunked the first towel in the ADS it removed the remaining contamination. So either way the other product cleaned it up
Griots is an all around great company. Not everything they make is perfect.
@@fjoco1 agreed thanks for watching
Griots is a few years behind the competition on rinseless even with their new version. Pass. Appreciate the honest review, as always, and the unedited look of disappointment after the first dunk.
@@SpiderHamPeterPorker thanks for watching! I always try and keep it real.
Did you use a grit guard with Griot's, plus you edited out when you rubbed the truck with the microfiber and the sponge with armour detail supply? With the Armour Detail link in the comments first thing I thought was this a paid promotion? Griot's might be trash but this seems like maybe a set up.
@@SkyVega-lp7rq lol only edits were to trim the length of the video. I wiped the same spot on the lower with the ads towel just a little further back. It’s not a paid promotion but I do disclose I have affiliate links. I wasn’t planning on using another rinseless in this video but once I saw the result I wanted to compare it. Integrity is core tenant of mine and I would never be deceptive in a video or mislead anyone. I’m actually offended that you think it’s a set up. Look at any of my other content there isn’t any major failures or “set ups”
I would have to go back and watch again.... But..... It seems I remember that GG recommended changing towels after every panel. Using multiple towels per vehicle. That seems to indicate that they know that their rinseless will not release the dirt.
@@smoothross7509and that’s totally fine but if it doesn’t release the dirt it’s not for me. As I mentioned I’m not a fan of adding a bunch of towels to my bucket. The rinseless sponge was born to be more efficient and safer so that’s my preferred media. Not arguing with you just sharing my thoughts.
Yes.. definitely. Not the way I want to do it either. All Good
@@smoothross7509 for sure
Does not equate if the media is not releasing the dirt? you are definitely rubbing that dirt back on in my opinion. The whole basis of rinseless is not to introduce the dirt back on?
@@edwinnegron7758 thanks for watching. In theory the rinseless in the bucket should encapsulate the dirt and it should fall below the grit guard. The rinseless sponge was created to use in one bucket and and any large containments get trapped in the slits. You could also do the two bucket method for rinseless too. Or….10 microfiber towels for that matter
@@FineDetailingAZ curious if they get back to you
@ we shall see! I think most good companies should respond on social media.
Releasing the dirt means its encapsulated.... You are 100% on that.
Super slick is overrated with rinseless. it just needs to be slick enough. I don't agree always with the status quo on some of these products, too much hype involved. i do know what works well though. There are catch phrases used in a positive light, that are misused, ie..."nothing left behind". True "nothing left behind", will be a one pass dry. If you aren't getting that, use something else. Any exterior paint product should alway revolve around the least contact to the finish. Chasing a dry off is adverse...same goes for quick detailers.
Rant over, i'm salty this morning...
Bruh, I still use CarPro ECH20. It's slick. it cleans well, it dries easy, leaves a wax glow. If you can't hit the mark on a rinseless product by now, WTF!!
So you gettin blinged out with that bucket setup, haha..
I'm jealous my man, sitting here waiting for two days of snow(frozen precipitation, not nose candy). Washed one car last month when it hit 40*. Rinseless of course, lol
@@waterhose4130 haha thanks Walter I felt similar as well. Love my buckets! Bling bling all damn day
@@FineDetailingAZ you like KCX stuff… RRW will work all day long! It’s all ya need. I still say try ECH2O. The end product is excellent. Great for a car that is just dusty or post rain. Not a road grime assassin, but it will get it done. I think there is SIO2 & Carnuba for slickness. I also think that bit of Carnuba leaves a nice glow. It’s just not the so called latest and greatest. Eddie has a CarPro hybrid wash video with it.
@ I keep hearing about ech20 my buddy gave me some I need to try
@@FineDetailingAZ Quick Detailer also. i forget the dilution, but MikeG has a video.
OG Rinseless/waterless/Qk detailer... Whatever it leaves behind, will not last too long.
@@waterhose4130 im down
Those 35oz Griot’s spray bottles are not great. I wish they would change them out.
I love the 22oz versions though.
@@YanniObkirk first time trying it. Agree I love the 22 and the trigger in the 22 is amazing
Bro. It’s Saturday! What’s happening?! 🎉
@@michaelhalstead64 pans not the only one who can post on saturdays! Haha jk
“Uh oh” 😂
@@michaelhalstead64 lol
Why creators continue to make content of the same brands over and over?
@@pleaseletitgo1818 hi thanks for watching. This is a brand new product. That’s mainly what I do…review new products to the market.
It's a no from me, cheers for the demo.
@@NeilJohn-the-washer thanks for watching Neil!
you inadvertently scrubbed the yellow sponge in the hero side, you didn’t just dunk and squeeze. i honestly believe you didn’t do it on purpose. and the one dunk point for the most part is moot. it’s just a test to see if one dunk will clean the wash media.
for a truly scratch free wash, your wash media should be used in conjunction with a wash board purely on the common sense side. if no wash board is available some kind of agitation by swishing and squeezing should be done.
one dunking a sponge, mitt or towel shouldn’t not be portrayed as the correct way to wash a vehicle… mind you, i’m not at all saying that’s what you or anyone else is actually saying.
if i had to guess gree-oats is a perfectly good product to use for safe washing, one dunk test be damned 😜🐿️💨
Totally didn't realize I used the grit guard when it went back in the hero side. I do think the media coming out clean counts for something grit guard or not. That said we can't always see all contamination so that's not fool proof either. I do think the 1 or 2 dunk is nice to see how a product encapsulates and releases dirt from the media though, I think it does indicate some cleaning ability.
2nd from 🇺🇸 😂
@@BryanRushing I’ll take it!
@@FineDetailingAZ They can’t all be winners! It should release dirt.
@ agreed Bryan
Follow the instructions on the bottle. I love your content but no that wasn't fair. 🤷🏻♂️
@@SkyVega-lp7rq thanks but I disagree. I shouldn’t have to use a microfiber towel to make it fair. Also I did use one. The industry standard is now a rinseless wash sponge. Either way it didn’t release dirt from the towel or the sponge.
First!!!
@@1stfrompuertorico568 thanks brother!
Do you ever go to sleep bro?? lol this video just dropped an hour ago
@@mattyp2123 I was already up and detailing a Mercedes Benz AMG GLE 63S
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@@1stfrompuertorico568 lolll niceee name drop
Rinseless is not designed to release dirt from media. Im not exactly sure why this is such an issue amongst internet detailers. Rinseless is designed to rinse less, pull away dirt with ease, and safe washing. Media's are designed to HOLD dirt. No matter what someone is cleaningnthats dirty, the media will continue to pick up dirt. Or why would we wash them? Sponges are the worst media to use to wash anyway and they hold the gunk and are not good for more than a handful of washes, a fun fact that many dont know. And if you want to use one media for the whole car then foaming is your best method although more than one should always be used especially if "scratching" is the fear. Griots Rinseless is a great product right along with less fancy labels. The popularity contests are pretty worn out in products imo. Finally, UA-cam is not for training as you called it, for sure. I learned that fast. Its just a guide, then you sort it out. Not all the internet tells us is gospel. Have a great weekend.
@@detailgrandma22 thanks for weighing in grandma