I use it and like it. I have noticed that those who CO or use conditioner to cleanse their scalp do not have good results with CWC. The latter method was made for people who need extra moisture and who need to shampoo their scalp to get it clean (but do not want the damaging effects of the shampoo to get on their hair, which is why the s+c are rinsed out together. The "W" which is "wash" is the shampoo part). I haven't tried CO, but I have heard that you are supposed to use a "cheap" conditioner. The inventor of CWC, Martine, uses deep conditioners instead of regular conditioners.

What I do:
Twice a month I deep condition (my other two washes are herbal washes). I wet my hair and glob deep conditioner (with oil, honey, and other good stuff in it sometimes) in my hair. I leave it in overnight, and this serves as my first condition. The next morning when I rinse, I get my scalp wet and shampoo it. Then I rinse it all out together, sometimes holding my length out of the way. Then I condition again (if need be) with a tiny amount of conditioner and rinse it out without leaving it in at all.

I think that if CO works for your hair then you should do it. It is overall much cheaper I think (I heard that WR was only $0.78) and does use less conditioner.

Hope that helps 

Thanks for the clarification (no pun intended  ), leia. I guess I really didn't use a very good method; plus when I woke up this morning my hair was quite greasy underneath and around my neck.

I like what you said about oils too. I've found that an egg+olive oil mixture works well for me; I might try that overnight (maybe with some coffee to darken it?) and shampoo & condition in the morning.

I think my main problem is really just with the White Rain. It worked well in adding extra moisture to my head, but left most of the length feeling greasy. And even though I only spent $1.00 on it, I have so much of it I feel obligated to get some use out of it. But hey, it also works well for shaving.

I'll try oiling/shampooing/conditioning and report back tomorrow.

You might want to try oiling a bit less if it's not all coming out. You only need enough so your hair looks a bit shiny, not greasy. 

Did you bring your hair over your left shoulder to apply the conditioner? If you did this, even if you thought the conditioner was applied thoroughly, most likely you missed a few spots. You could try splitting your hair in half and bringing it over each shoulder before applying the conditioner.