For us in the south east US, it's pollen season! How do

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Just washed my car 3 days ago, already covered in pollen.

Now I have to wash it twice a week.

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Cant cope, only suffer.

>thunderstorm last night
>car looks perfect in the morning
>hooning the morning commute, back in to park in my spot
>come out to get lunch

COVERED IN POLLEN AGAIN

Fucking South Carolina. Beautiful day and I can't even drive with my windows/moonroof open because of my black interior...

How is the west coast with pollen? I was in LA last spring and I don't recall the kind of pollen you'd see here on the east coast, it might have been that it was over while I was there.

Not east coast but my car was getting covered in pollen too.

I'm more worried about a pinecone falling on my car. I can wash off pollen but not a big dent

>>16747293
I live in the Middle West.
Spring came early so now I am spending $12 a week in car washes ($6 a pop).

I know that sounds like a cheap car wash and it is because it is the cheapest one they have at a Shell station I regular. I used the expensive one in the summer since I am only washing bi-weekly but this time a year. Twice a week minimum.

>>16747374
Pollen isn't a big problem unless you're parked next to the trees emitting them. The pollen from our trees are very yellow and thick, not thick in that it's a thick layer, the spores are large. It usually comes off when I drive past 30mph

>>16747281
I pretty much keep a small cleaning kit with me all the time now. I regularly wipe off my windows

>>16747667
Same. I've got the dirtiest old microfiber cloth in my trunk I do a quick dry wipedown on my shitbox if I get time.

>>16747281
I have a power washer and spray the car off every couple days.

Unfortunately this basically trades pollen for water spots, I'm not about to be wiping my car down every day.