[Greg Reid]

Been to Arizona and New Mexico a few times but never lived there.. l can imagine though.
The dust I'm dealing with is super fine like talcum powder and penetrates everything. In the dry summer, a car can go down the road and 2 or 3 minutes later it looks like a fog is rolling through the woods towards my house. Road is nearly 100 yards away.
Really, as far as the car goes, it bugs me to have to wet my car twice every time I drive it. That's where you have an advantage in a super dry climate.
Lately l've kept it covered and just dust it off instead of washing it.

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[Formulajones]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

Been to Arizona and New Mexico a few times but never lived there.. l can imagine though.
The dust I'm dealing with is super fine like talcum powder and penetrates everything. In the dry summer, a car can go down the road and 2 or 3 minutes later it looks like a fog is rolling through the woods towards my house. Road is nearly 100 yards away.
Really, as far as the car goes, it bugs me to have to wet my car twice every time I drive it. That's where you have an advantage in a super dry climate.
Lately l've kept it covered and just dust it off instead of washing it.

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I just stay on top of it daily with a dust mop to get the majority off, then touch up with a damp micro fiber towel. Usually only washing the wheels. Rarely do I need to wash the whole car, as long as I stay on top of it daily. Let it go more than a couple days and that's a different story.