Do you wash your car in the winter? Or do you park it outside and hope that deer lick the road salt off?

Answer 1

That's fawny.. :-) I get it even though we don't get much snow here in the heart of Dixie. Does it tick you off when your car gets encrusted with all that sludge? Deer licks attract coyotas so be careful....they may be compact but a group of them could bump you off the road ....... bam! be sides leaving some dingies on your car. Do you drive a Bu(i)ck? My Aunt Lerraine does. They cost a lot of doe. Oh, deer..... track; I'm getting off track aren't I?

Answer 2

No, it's tough to wash my car in the winter here. It'd freeze, and I wouldn't be able to get into the car, or out of it. Too much trouble.

Saw a few people who did wash their car in the winter, and they were having a VERY hard time trying to get into it, lol.

Answer 3

I don't bother washing my car in the winter. It's just dirty again in a day. Besides, it usually warms up and rains enough to wash all the crap off of it and keep it relatively clean.

Answer 4

no, we dont have any deer around here so i wait for a day above freezing and get the gardenhose out and wash it off.the car wash is too busy and its expensive.

Answer 5

I hardly wash my car. I was thinking about washing it earlier but I couldn't get off of Y!A.

Answer 6

i take it to the car wash and tip the person who dries it very nicely sinc eit is winter time

Answer 7

Have to wash it so it wont rust

Answer 8

I figure the dirt helps to protect the paint. that's my story and I'm sticking to it

Answer 9

LOL. Yes I wash it.