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There are a ton of waterless wash products on the market that are great if you live in an apartment complex with no access to water. I personally would not use a waterless wash unless I had no other choice. And I certainly would not be wiping the car the way they do in the video. Although these new terms like "polymers" are thrown in to make these products seem a lot more than they are, you can still marr and swirl your paint if you do not handle your towel properly. A technique called "rolling" your towel will help prevent dragging of any dirt particles across your paint. Roll the leading edge up as you swipe across a panel to lift the dirt off and away from the paint.
On the upside of waterless washes is it takes a lot less time to go over an entire car. I've done it a handful of times and can finish a sedan in about 45 minutes. You will need 10+ towels. Try also looking up the Gary Dean method. I prefer this over waterless washes as it is much more lubricating.
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