I hate South Florida

[93Akkord]

Now we have this new "thing" (I don't know what to call it) where we can only water the lawn from 5am to 8am. Cause they are trying to conserve water. Well that fucks with my car. I'm gonna be having water spots every morning and everyday I go to work. I can't be washing my car everyday now!
goshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

anyways, anyone know a good way to prevent water spots?? if there is evevn a way?

[Rusty]

Can't you just park somewhere else so your car doesn't get hit by the water....

In Ma we have regluations like that to. During the summer we can only use outside water on either odd or even days. So basically i have to schedule when I'll wash my car becuase i don't want a fine.

As for the water spots Maybe a really nice Wax would work. or using one of those crazy absorbent towels to clean it up before you go to work. The only problem i would see with that is possible scratching the paint with any dirt that is already on the car.

[Gemini]

Now we have this new "thing" (I don't know what to call it) where we can only water the lawn from 5am to 8am. Cause they are trying to conserve water. Well that fucks with my car. I'm gonna be having water spots every morning and everyday I go to work. I can't be washing my car everyday now!
goshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

anyways, anyone know a good way to prevent water spots?? if there is evevn a way?

Calm your ass bro All I do is park away from the sprinklers.....but the fucking running water in the parking always slashes on my damn car which I cant avoid.

[93Akkord]

Where would I park though? lol...I live in a house with a drive way that get hit with water. If I park in the street it still gets hit. It's a loose loose situation

Weight a minute! My dad leaves before the sprinklers come on...AND I think he put a spot in the driveway for his car not to get hit. We'll see how this works. I'll discuss this with him when I get home.

[Gemini]

Where would I park though? lol...I live in a house with a drive way that get hit with water. If I park in the street it still gets hit. It's a loose loose situation

Weight a minute! My dad leaves before the sprinklers come on...AND I think he put a spot in the driveway for his car not to get hit. We'll see how this works. I'll discuss this with him when I get home.

See, there's always a solution When you coming down for a photoshoot?

[NutBucket]

Yeah, the solution is to aim your damned sprinklers correctly. That's what really wastes water.....why on earth would you water the driveway/sidewalk/street.

I hate how people complain and complain when the solution is so simple. Besides, if you knew anything about lawns you'd know 5-8am is the best time to water anyway.

[4thgenaccord]

I hate South Florida

I think you can take the "South" out of that and be ok


They tried that up here in North GA, but it failed. They had it by address. addresses ending in an odd number watered on tues,thur, sat. even numbers got mon, wed, fri. No watering on Sundays. No one cared. they watered when they wanted and washed their cars when they wanted. Mainly because the city bitched about water usage, yet they had this HUGE fountain thing in the center of down town. it wasn't like a normal fountain that has a bowl the catches water and pumps it back up the spout. it was the ones that shot up from the sidewalks and the water just runs down the drain. People bitched and so the water limits were lifted.

[NAiL05]

Such an easy solution....As mentioned re-aim your sprinklers. IF its leaving a mark on the street your doing it wrong. Next if you so worried quit bitchin and buy a car cover or park somewhere else which doesnt sound like an option. Really not that hard if your so worried bout spots.

[Gemini]

Damn, why all y'all attacking my boy? Personally I would just try to park somewhere else or deal with the spots...me personally wouldnt touch the sprinklers

[93Akkord]

Yeah, the solution is to aim your damned sprinklers correctly. That's what really wastes water.....why on earth would you water the driveway/sidewalk/street.

I hate how people complain and complain when the solution is so simple. Besides, if you knew anything about lawns you'd know 5-8am is the best time to water anyway.

they are pointed away. There is wind though that blows it on my car at times. Also, the spot my dad has isn't full proof, but it is a lot better than mine. I don't normally park there cause my dad leaves first, then my mom leaves...from the garage. So it made more sense the way we had it setup. For the time being though...I'm willing to make the sacrafice of getting up early and moving it.

AND...we normally had the sprinklers on at 8:45. This is when all our cars were gone. I think its rediculous that we have to do it in those times.

[Night Wolf]

hmm those regulations confuse me. Im just gunna wash my car when ever I want.



btw just use filtered water

[Gemini]

hmm those regulations confuse me. Im just gunna wash my car when ever I want.



btw just use filtered water

Did you get your sn from mortal kombat?.......Night Wolf wins!!.....Finish Him!

[bresk8r87]

we've had those regulations on and off in central florida for like 5 years... sometimes its hourly restrictions, sometimes its MWF or certain days... nobody pays attention to them anyways, id go ahead and wash your car... orlando imposes water restrictions, and leaves the timed sprinklers on when it's pouring during the summer...

[accordtypeR]

we've had those regulations on and off in central florida for like 5 years... sometimes its hourly restrictions, sometimes its MWF or certain days... nobody pays attention to them anyways, id go ahead and wash your car... orlando imposes water restrictions, and leaves the timed sprinklers on when it's pouring during the summer...

I know right but the messup thing is that anytime I drive through neighbourhoods here in Orl when rain is falling heavily I see ALOT of sprinkler systems on...
wassup Brendon where have you been hiding at.

[Phempa]

Quit complaining... you guys at least HAVE water where you live.

I wouldnt consider the stuff that comes from the faucet here "water".