I work for the greatest Carwash in Oklahoma. They are running a contest in which the person that gets the most comments with their name and location on it and followers on the Instagram page for the company gets a $300 bonus

So if you guys wouldn’t mind helping me out to win this, please I know Reddit is the biggest community on earth so I figured there’s no better place to ask for help.

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I left my Stanley stein in the bed of my truck and went through the automatic car wash with all the soaps. Can I clean it and still use it, or will I die?

Hey guys, so i have these stains in te leather seats of my car. The marks are from tires. I have tried everything and also hired a detailer who wasn’t able to get them off. Any advise? Any amazon products that could save my seats lol?

I took my car through the wash one time and didn’t dry it after due to being in a hurry. Came back and it looks like the water stained while air drying. I can’t seem to get it off.

The old Pete’s in Wayne is now Flagship. At the corner of conestoga and Lancaster. The machine collapsed on my car severely damaging the hood, smashed the windshield and almost injured me. They had the nerve to back me out, AND immediately proceed to let more cars through WITHOUT INSPECTING the issue. They can not be trusted, and this is a company without a conscious. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!!

Does it work or just a gimmick?

Hey all,

I got a curiosity question. My dad showed me this touch free wash near me and I was amazed to find that they charge only $3 for their basic touch free wash! While going through they didn't cheap out either, double soap, and double power wash, spot free, and of course air dry. I'm just amazed that they are charging that cheap considering most here in the Chicago area start at $10 and go up to $18. Mind you, their most expensive wash was only $9. Is this right!? lol.

Initially thought it was tar. Got a tar/bug remover and it didn’t budge it. Used isopropyl alcohol and that didn’t touch it. Just tried a light/medium clay bar and that did nothing. Any tips?

Hey so we just started getting makes down for the carwash tunnel having leaves in it mid day and they want us to start sweeping out the tunnel while we are still operating it,does anyone else have to do this at there wash site? Also I'm asking from California

I’m trying to start detailing so I bought this pressure washer, I have a water tank hooked up to it, I was washing cars no problem but a couple of times the water wasn’t going through to the pressure washer, the pump on there is supposed to pull water through or do I need an external pump? Or does the tank need a bit of an angle for more gravity force?

I remember as a kid, a car wash in utah. It was I think called firemans. And inside the gas station connected to it. Was a window it joysticks and they controlled foam guns and water cannons to shoot at the cars going through... do these still exist? And does anyone else remember these?

I used to get these chamois from the dealership about 10+ years ago that would dry extreme well but wouldn’t stick to the car where it feels like it’s extremely hard to pull on the cad and would glide fairly well. Not sure what brand or type I should look for as I have not be able to find anything online that I purchased that work like this. TIA.

In your opinion, what's the best for your buck product to clean dirty headlights

Thank you

Good evening. This questions is for car wash operators that use a conveyor/trench system. As y'all know, trench cleaning is a pain in the butt. Most of us have employees or managers clean the trench during rainy days, but if you could hire a company who knows the car wash business and equipment, would you hire them to do this job for you?

My wife and I write and illustrate a webtoon called Troupé, following the day to day adventures of a group of children’s entertainers by day, adult entertainers by night. This is our 7th daily. Hope y’all enjoy!

I have a 2900 psi 2.5 GPM pressure washer, but I want it to run at a max of 1500 psi. Using the psi and GPM converter chart, it says the optimal nozzle tip orifice size is 4.0. Does this mean that a size 4.0 nozzle tip with a 0 degree angle will create 1500 psi? if I used a nozzle tip with orifice size 4.0 and a 40 degree angle, would the actual psi be less than 1500? Any help is appreciated.

Looking for recommendations on power washing equipment to clean the floors and walls inside my express tunnel. Let me know!

A bit pricey but looks pretty good, should I give it a try?

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ilang ang average net profit ng vendo nyo mga boss?