What to note when washing a car in summer? Can you wash it at noon on a hot day?

Washing your car in direct midday summer sun is strongly discouraged. The combination of intense heat, UV radiation, and rapid water evaporation creates multiple risks: thermal shock to the clear coat, instant water spotting, premature drying of soap/shampoo (leaving residues and streaks), and increased chance of scratching because contaminants bake onto the surface. The ideal summer wash window is early morning (before 9 AM) or late afternoon/evening (after 5 PM) when the paint surface is cooler and the sun is lower. If you absolutely must wash at noon, work in the shade, keep the car cool with a pre-rinse, and dry each panel immediately.

What is the working principle of a high-pressure washer? How to select and use a high-pressure water gun?

A high-pressure water gun uses a power unit to drive a high-pressure plunger pump, generating high-pressure water to wash the surface of an object. The impact force of the water is greater than the adhesion between the dirt and the object’s surface, causing the high-pressure water to peel off and wash away the dirt, thus cleaning the object’s surface. So, how do you choose a high-pressure car wash water gun? How do you use a high-pressure water gun?