Speaker A
My car is really dirty. I need to wash it. It's time for a car wash.
Learn English naturally while watching a step-by-step car wash tutorial with clear explanations of supplies and process.
Key Takeaways
- Using real-life activities like washing a car can help learn English naturally.
- Understanding and naming everyday objects and actions builds vocabulary.
- Step-by-step instructions improve comprehension and retention.
- Safety tips and product explanations add useful practical knowledge.
- Humor and storytelling keep learners engaged.
What the video covers
- The video demonstrates washing a car using simple, everyday English for natural language learning.
- Jayden explains each car wash supply, including bucket, glove, rags, soap, wax, and glass cleaner.
- The process of filling the bucket, adding soap, and using a washing glove is shown in detail.
- Different hose settings are introduced and demonstrated for filling water.
- Jayden highlights the importance of microfiber materials to avoid scratching the car.
- The video includes a humorous interaction about paying for the car wash.
- Waxing the car with quick wax is explained and demonstrated.
- Cleaning the windshield with glass cleaner is shown, including safety notes about chemicals.
- The video ends with a joyride after the car is fully cleaned and shiny.
- The content is designed for English learners using comprehensible input in a practical context.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Supplies Overview
- 00:36Bucket and Washing Glove Explanation
- 01:12Microfiber Rags Description
- 02:00Soap and Washing Process Introduction
- 02:34Wax and Glass Cleaner Introduction
- 03:16Hose Setup and Water Settings
- 04:04Adding Soap to Water
- 05:10Showing How Dirty the Car Is
- 07:02Starting the Car Wash
- 08:26Funny Payment Interaction
Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown
Speaker A
They're all made of microfiber. So, we're going to turn the spigot. [music] This is how it's done, guys. I can put my windshield wipers back down. It's [music] time for a joyride. First things first, we need some supplies.
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There we go. Here is everything we need to wash my car. First, we have a bucket.
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This is going to hold all of our water. So, we're going to fill this up with water so that we can use the water to wash the car. Second, we have this washing glove. So, you put your hand in
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it like a glove, and you wash the car just like this. [snorts] It's like a regular rag. These are rags.
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Except, you fit your hand in it, so it's nice. It doesn't fall off. Next, we have the rags.
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We have three different rags, a yellow one, a gray one, and a green one. They're all made of microfiber. So, it's a really soft material that won't scratch the car.
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Perfect for a car wash. Next, we have the soap. The soap. This is the good stuff. This is what actually washes the car. So, you pour a little bit of this soap in this bucket along with some water, and then you take
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the glove, put it on, dip your hand in the water, and then, since this is soapy water, that means it's going to clean. It's like hand soap, like the stuff that you use to wash your hands, except it's for a car.
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So, it cleans your car really well. So, you dip the glove in the bucket with some car soap, and you get scrubbing. Next, we have some wax.
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This goes on at the very end, once we're done washing the car. We'll spray this on.
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Oh, that got ALL OVER ME. AND THAT'S A CHEMICAL. THESE ARE MADE of chemicals, and you don't want them on your skin.
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But, it got on my skin. What can you do? But, this goes on after we've washed the car, and it's going to make the car nice and shiny. And finally, we have invisible glass glass cleaner.
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So, this goes on the windshield. If you don't know what the windshield is, you will find out in this video. But, it's going to make it very, very clean.
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Now that we have all of our materials, we're ready to start. [music] We need to fill up our bucket with water. We can do that with this hose.
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The hose is coiled around this rack. This is where the hose goes, and it's wrapped around. It's coiled right here, and we can leave this here for now, because it can still run even while it's coiled. So, we're going to turn the
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spigot on. This hose has a little attachment at the end of the hose. It has a lot of different settings. This setting is called full, and if I turn this lever, it turns on.
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Full setting. Shower setting. Cone setting. Jet setting. A different jet setting. Oh, that got in my ear.
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And we're back to full setting. This is really heavy now. We don't actually need this much water. I just filled it all the way up because I thought it would look cool for the video.
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Now, we have our water bucket here and we're ready to start washing the car.
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But first, I need to do a taste test. I need to make sure that the water tastes good.
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Oh. Almost. But we forgot soap. This is the soap. And on the back of the soap, it says that we need to add four capfuls of soap to our water. If you don't know what a capful is, well, this is the cap.
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So, we are going to take the cap and see how there's a hollow space in here?
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There's some space for something to go in here. That's where we put the soap.
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So, filling this up [music] would make this one capful. Because this cap is full of soap.
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So, we need this plus three more. I added four capfuls. So, now we mix it.
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[music] Now, you can tell it's mixed because of all of these suds. See all these bubbles?
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That's good. Mhm. Really good. We're now ready to start actually washing the car. But before we get started, I want to show you guys how dirty this car actually is. Look at all of this. Look at all of these bugs
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that splattered that I hit while I was driving. They're all on the front of the car. And I don't know if you guys remember this or not, but about 5 months ago, I released a video where I drew on
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the front of the car because there was a lot of dust. So, I just used my finger to mark subscribe on the front of the car.
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That is still there and it's been 5 months. So yeah. You could say this car needs a wash. Let's get to the car wash.
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And now, the moment we've all been waiting for. It's time to wash the car.
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So, I'm going to dip my hand straight into the bucket. The bucket filled with soap and water.
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And I'm going to soak it and make sure that it's wet. It's wet already. You can see it dripping.
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And now, we get scrubbing. Now, I'm just going to scrub all around. Oh yeah.
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[music] Mhm. Oh yeah. This car is getting clean. Oh yeah. This is how it's done, guys.
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This is going to be one clean car. Oh man. I'm making pretty good time.
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I'll be done pretty fast. I should be done in no time. Jaden, what are you doing? You've been out here for hours.
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Wait, Maddox, what do you mean? I've barely been out. You're right. I've been out here for 4 hours.
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Give me that. That'll be 500. 500 what? $500. $500 for that? I just washed your car.
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But $500, that's all I've got. That's my life savings. I've been saving that up since I was 2 years old.
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I just washed your entire car. That's $500. Pay up. That's all I've got. I know you've got more than that.
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Oh, come on. Oh. I don't know why I paid that guy. But at least my car is clean.
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Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Now, thanks to Meguiar's, the entire car is washed. So, I can take the hose. I'm going to put it on shower mode [snorts] and spray and rinse off the entire car.
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[music] [music] Guys, so it just started raining. So, I might have to end this video here.
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Ha! Got you. Now that I washed the car, I'm going to take this wax. This is called quick wax. So, there's different kinds of wax and this stuff is just really easy to apply. It doesn't last very long, but it works.
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So, it's going to make the car nice and shiny, just like that. Oh, yeah. So, the directions on the back, it tells you what to do. The directions say shake well.
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Okay. That should be shaken enough. Use on a freshly washed vehicle. This is freshly washed. We just washed it. That is cool to the touch. So, it's not hot. It's cool to the touch. Mist entire vehicle and then dry as you normally would. So,
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we just spray and mist the entire vehicle. And now we dry as we normally would. So, we just dry the car.
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And that is what we have these little rags for. [music] Now, as you can see, this car is pretty shiny.
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There's only one more thing to do. This is called the windshield. This is how you see out of the car.
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That's how I can see you right now. The problem is I can't see very well because it's pretty dirty. So, we're going to clean it with this glass cleaner because the material that the windshield is is glass.
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So, I'm going to spray it. And I'll take my rag to wipe it clean.
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[music] Now for the other side. [clears throat] This stuff smells really bad because it's a chemical.
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Chemicals are not good for your lungs. And they don't smell good either. Now that this is clean, I can put my windshield wipers back down.
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And now I can see much better. Not really. I still can't see through it very well because I'm not very good at cleaning windshields.
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Oh well. Guys, it's official. My car is officially clean. Oh yeah. This is a clean car. It's time for a joyride. I'm going to go drive around for fun because after you clean a car you spent a long time. You worked hard
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on cleaning this car, which is probably why I shouldn't put a handprint on it.
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Oh, well. And now I want to enjoy it. So, I'm going to go and drive around and take my joyride.
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[music] Woohoo!
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