RV Cleaning Kit with Foaming Sprayer, 60" Telescoping Flow-Thru Brush and 64-oz Car Wash

Video Transcript for Griots Garage RV Cleaning Kit with Foaming Sprayer Review

What's going on everybody Adam here with etrailer, today. We're going to be taking a look at the RV cleaning kit. So what we're going to do with this kit is we're going to get a Foamer, which is nice. We're going to get a little spray nozzle. We're going to get, some Griots garage, carwash stuff. This is going to be great for foaming up and making the job a little bit easier.

And my favorite of all of them is the Telescoping brush. So this is going to be able to hook up to your hose. So you can have water coming out the top. So whenever we're going to scrub everything down. We have some water to keep everything nice and moist to lift that dirt.

The nice thing about this is, is going to telescope. So it goes down to 44 inches of it all the way up to 66 inches. So, we're going to go ahead and show you guys how to wash your RV. Of course, you guys already kind of know but this stuff's just going to make it a little bit easier. The Griots garage, brilliant finish carwash, is going to come with 64 ounces of this stuff.

The nice thing about this is we really don't need a whole lot. It is a more premium cleaning product, but we're only going to need about an ounce per gallon. With the Foamer, this holds about a quarter of a gallons. So, we're really not going to need much at all. So if you're going to fill this up completely, put about a quarter of an ounce in there, and that should be good for washing your Rig.

Depending on how dirty your Rig is, depends on how much prep work you should do. This one isn't really that dirty at all. So I do just recommend just kind of spraying her down just to kind of get that initial, layer of, dirt and grime off. Give it a good soak. Once that is done, we just got to pull this back to get it put on, a little Foamer. And this thing's really cool. Just click it on like that. And then, look at it go. And all this depends on how much pressure you guys are working with, wherever you are, cleaning your Rig at. But this has plenty of pressure to get up and this is just well water. Get it like that. And then, you go ahead and grab, Brush. Start up top, twist that to lock it into place. There you can start scrubbing. The brilliant car off it does really, really well. Helping, really loosen that dirt, before you start spraying and stuff like that. It's going to, leave a nice protective film, over your Rig too. So you're kind of cleaning less often, which is always a plus. And it also smells really good. So that's good. One thing that, the brilliant washer is really good at is, keeping from a lot of those hard water spots from piling up. So you don't really need a drying towel. I like using drying towels for, a lot of the, lower stuff. But, for the higher stuff, we do have some squeegees. I like to use, just to kind of get all that water from way up top, down, does a pretty good job. And once you get it down, low, then you can go ahead and grab the rest of the stuff, with this drying towel. But if you really wanted to just leave it, sit, and air dry. You can do that too. But we have all this stuff here at each trailer. So whatever you want to get with your kit, you can. We do get a 10 inch wide brush, and it's going to be super soft. So it's not going to scratch anything. And if you keep it nice and clean, it's not going to scratch anything over its life. And this is going to, allow water to flow through it. So when we, go and, install this. Water's going to flow through here, and go all the way up through here. So it's going to be a lot better for some of those really heavy duty messes that you clean up. You can use this same exact stuff to wash all your other vehicles as well. If you got a travel trailer, or an enclosed trailer, or just your vehicle, and it's just a little gross. You can go ahead and knock them all out, in the same day. So that's always a plus. You can wash the whole entire fleet, while you're doing your RV. And the nozzle does have plenty of pressure. As you can hear. To get, all that really hard stuff, out and out of the cracks. The nice thing about it too, for all of your, seals and stuff like that, the washing solution that we're using is not going to be corrosive to anything like that. So you don't have to worry about that, eating away, at all your seals. I usually just go ahead and, fill up just the bottom. You have a measuring cup, get that out because we can really make this last a long time. So this is kind of fill up the bottom, and then fill the rest of the water. And we, are locked and loaded for the next time. Whenever I'm watching my vehicles, I usually do the formats to which for this. You can get a lot of the initial nasty stuff off there. Spray with a little bit of goop. Give her a brush, and she's going to be looking brand new by the time we're done. But of course, let them air dry before you put them back in, just to make sure. We're going to go ahead and put this to the test. We're going to clean the dirtiest part which is the front end of this travel trailer. You already see how the bubbles are kind of doing their thing. Taking off, that nasty, little layer of stuff. So I'm going to go ahead and finish this up, spray it down one more time and see, how clean it actually got. Well, it's already a lot better than what it was, and this is a fairly, newer, camper for us. But this is, basically, about a year or two of neglect. We don't have hardly any cleaning that has been done on this before and definitely shows but, after it is one wash, this thing is looking almost brand new again. All in all this is a chore that really needs to be done especially a couple of different times in the year. So we definitely have a lot of stuff. That'll help you get a better result. But this is just going to help get done a little bit quicker. And that'll do it for our look at the RV cleaner kit. And I'm Adam with the etrailer..