Blow-Dry

john07 · 1st April 2007, 16:33

Just cleaned the car, after washing, got out the garden leaf blower and gave car a 140mph blow-dry, gets in all the nooks+crannys brilliant no chance of streaks forming, then just light chamois over to catch the dribbles - job done try it TTFN

gray52 · 1st April 2007, 23:03

dont forget to empty it!lol

TheBull · 5th April 2007, 14:13

Top tip that.

I used to do the same with the nitrogen from the bottles we used to pressurise the aircraft tyres while I was in the RAF.

l-noel · 5th April 2007, 14:20

Was it not a little bit dangerous ?

richierich · 5th April 2007, 17:25

Nitrogen is inert, only risk would be if you breathed any in, it immediately displaces Oxygen in your blood cells and you effectively suffocate/asfixiate (not sure which, or spelling)

TheBull · 5th April 2007, 21:06

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Originally Posted by l-noel

Was it not a little bit dangerous ?

Nah, you just open the bottle up a little bit to get a manageable flow.

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richierich Smell My Cheese! Rocketship door handle Join Date: 17th May 2006 Location: Bicester, Oxfordshire Posts: 1,847 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post iTrader: (0)	Nitrogen is inert, only risk would be if you breathed any in, it immediately displaces Oxygen in your blood cells and you effectively suffocate/asfixiate (not sure which, or spelling)