New Bilt Hamber Touchless Snow Foam Review - NEW vs OLD Comparison
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- In this video, we review the new Bilt Hamber 2% touchless snow foam and compare it to the old 4% formula in a head to head shootout with a spot test then through the mjjc cannon and Karcher K4 power washer I also explain how to calculate your PIR (Dilution) to ensure you get the best cleaning results!
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Great video. Nice editing and all clearly explained. Really enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing.
I very much appreciate that thank you!
Thanks for the comparison. Leaving the car as dirty as that really demonstrates a product's raw cleaning power. 1% in an ik sprayer (15ml) is more than sufficient for my weekly wash needs thi, so 1l is gonna last me ages.
Thanks again
It’s certainly beyond the usual circumstances for how dirty a car would normally be but I strongly believe in putting things through their paces properly, the new formula did seem to be slightly better it has to be said, I think it was best to compare against the known quantity of the old one. Hope you enjoyed
Nice review.. same as you I used the old and have just received 5L of the new, I too thought it would look similar but as you pointed out it looks a totally different colour and is much thicker. I generally use at 1% for the weekly wash but could go half that (they say 0.5 - 2%) for my karcher k4 compact 1% is 90ml of BH. Doing the maths say 100ml then I would get 50 washes, working about 60 pence per wash, not bad in my opinion.
It’s certainly fantastic for a product that actually works! Thanks for watching and your comment
if your using it at 1% 90ml of product how much water in ml are you mixing in with it? as I'm also using the k4 full control pressure washer. thanks
@@jaymistry9330 jay 90ml is 1% of 1L so 90ml product then top up to 1l bottle, if I want 2% then I put 180ml and again top up to 1L. Find the 90ml is good for nearly all use cases.
@@jaymistry9330 I should also add the car get's dirty using daily hence the 1%... If I didn't use every day like the wifes car I would go half that ie 45ml for 0.5%
This is a very interesting product I hate touching my car when I wash it
Absolutely! Best stuff you will find to make sure you don’t scratch it
You’ll find the name is touch LESS not a single word to not have to touch it
@Shusein if you watched the video you would be aware I make that fact clear 👍
@@ZER0Y0Nwas replying to the other guy :)
How can we be sure we’re getting the newer formulation when the packaging/name is the same
Sorry for the delay, I believe the full product is being updated to the 2% PIR now - in short when you go to buy it, check the product description, if it says 2% PIR it’s the new one :)
Is this safe to use regularly
Yes you can use it every wash
Your previous video showed the original touch less doing a better job than now.
Perhaps it was dirtier!
Firstly - Thank you for watching both videos, but yes you are quite right, the first video it mostly had road film and ys it was dirty but this second video it was run right throughout all the horrible wet weather so the bottom 1/3 of the car was much more layered with dirt for this video
if u use the mix u about to use in foam lance, then ur pir is very high when u pour it on ur boot (350ml product:350ml water for example, vs 28ml products: 672ml water for a 4% pir). if u wanna pour it with water then u will need much less. but a good content nonetheless. thanks.
Quite right, but for a simple spot test vs the old one it made sense to just use the standard dilution ratio. Appreciate the comment