Car Soap: What to Wash Your Car With When You're in a Pinch

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You should always use car soap to wash your vehicle. But sometimes you don’t have access to a bottle of car washing detergent—especially after a romp in the mud or after a bird so rudely decides to liquidate its assets on your hood. So what can you use instead of car soap for washing your car at home? And what shouldn’t you use? Continue reading to find out what the best car soap alternatives are—and the worst. What Soap Should I Not Use? Dish Soap Dish soaps are formulated to cut through tough grease and should never be used as car washing soap. Gentle dish soaps can ruin your car’s clear coat and protective wax. Leave your dish soap for the dishes and choose a different, safer car washing method. Laundry Detergent Despite laundry detergent not being as abrasive as
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