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| Name | Understanding All Those Self-Serve Car Wash Functions |
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| Video Discription | https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/default.aspx Self-Serve options can be kind of confusing and overwhelming at times but really they are there to help you and your car! More options bring more value to your vehicle and let’s face it everyone likes driving in a good looking set of wheels. Hi my name is Chelsea and I am here today to explain to you all of the different choices a self-serve car wash offers, what the functions specifically accomplish and what each turn of the knob does. 1) Presoak: This is what gets the initial gunk off of your car and starts to soak and loosen any road film that is left on your vehicle. It is the first step to any self-serve car wash. Typically, presoak is at a low pressure function but is more concentrated than high pressure soap. 2) High pressure soap: With the high pressure level, this can become very handy in which you will be able to get all the cracks and crevices throughout your car! 3) Foam Brush: Just like getting dirt of the floor, if you get down on your hands and knees you know the job will be better and more precise. With this step a lot of people get scared because they are worried that this will more than likely scratch their car. But that is far from the truth! It is suggested to use Hogs Hair Brushes and rinse the brush off prior to use so there will never be a chance of damaging. 4) Wheel/Tire Cleaner: This feature is a degreaser that takes off all the grease on your tires and your wheels. It gets rid of all the extra gunk that has been building up since the last time you probably washed your car. 5) Wax: In today’s Car Washes, waxes aren’t really made to just wax but more of a sealant for polish to stay on, giving your automobile that long lasting shine. With today’s technologies, the polymers respond better with a lot of finishes than ever before and helps to bead the water away. 6) Triple foam conditioner: Made up of three foams (conditioning/cleaning foam, clear coat waxing polish, and foaming glass cleaner) this feature will leave not only a beautiful shine but is hard on dirt and will leave your car bug free and well-conditioned. 7) High Pressure Rinse: This speaks for itself for high pressure rinse does just that. The volume of the water that spits out from the self-serve nozzle has proven to be so much better than any garden hose you would use at home to wash your car. The powerful scrubbing action that comes from this process will hit your car from top to bottom, getting every inch that is visible. 8) Spot Free Rinse: The Spot Free Rinse function is the last step for it gets rid of any leftover residue from the high-pressure washer once it has done its job; Helping to eliminate any water spots when your car dries. Needing additional options to get your car dazzling with sparkle? There is also the… Air Shammee which is new to the car wash industry that will dry your car within minutes! Self-Serve Tire Shine that will get the ins and outs of all your tires making them looking shiny, brand new and grime free. Under Carriage Cleaner which will help give your vehicle that extra boost it needs while washing! This ground level system has several nozzles pointed upward to wash dirt, mud and sometimes salt from underneath your vehicle. Bug off quickly removes hardened bug guts and residue even under the worst climate conditions. Engine Cleaner to degrease any leftover filth that is scattered on your engine and clearing anything from clogging. And your De-Salt that will help all cars out in those harsh winter months when the salt particles from the road sticks to your automobile leaving it to wear away your paint. So there you have it. Self-Serves weren’t meant to be confusing but to be fun and exciting to use! I hope I was able to clear up any questions you may have about self-serve options and remember to check back in with me often because, Chelsea Knows. www.kleenrite.com |
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