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Originally Posted by cxp213
^ Good basic descriptions of both, but rinseless wash requires more than just 1-2 gallons of water. Those buckets people commonly use hold up to 5 gallons each and if you do the 2 bucket method, that's at least 4 gallons each. You can opt to reuse the detergent bucket/water for another wash, but I'd probably refrain from reusing the dirty bucket.
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Using the two bucket method, yea, it'll take more than 1-2 gallons for sure (I probably should've upped those numbers in my post, but oh well). But, I've done the multiple towel rinseless wash method before. It truly does use about 2 gallons at most. The method only involves 1 bucket and a lot of MF towels. Instead of a rinse bucket, once you've used a towel, you chuck it into the used pile and grab a new towel from the wash bucket. I've tried it before; had the 5 gallon bucket filled to about 4 gallons. By the end of the wash, there was more than half bucket left of detergent.