Hand Car Wash

"Hand Car Wash" is a specialty of the Full-Service and Detail car wash systems. The highly automated car wash gets a personal cleaning touch when employees take a professional hand to shine your car. This personal touch ensures that no part of your car goes unnoticed by the machines and that no tiny particle of dust or slime sticks on to your car. Your car will come out sleek and shiny. Hand washing is a highly specialized and exclusive service that caters to a customer’s personal preferences for a car wash.



Hanna’s Hand Wash system, for example, has employees lined up in the conveyor inside the wash tunnel. When the automobile enters the conveyor, employees use hand-held high pressure wands to prepare the car for the wash and then clean the top and sides of the car. Only the bottom of the car is cleaned by their automated Undercarriage Applicator.
The Ace Hand Car Wash of Huntington Park, California, provides a range of detailing services for specific vehicles and to suit the requirements of individual owners. Their specialized services are highly client oriented and include washing, waxing, buffering, tinting windows, removing stains, and vacuuming carpets.
Services of the Bubbles Car Wash includes their Carpet Shampoo, which airs out carpets and cleans them with special chemicals; Tar and Paint Over Spray Removal, which is a special service that cleans even minute foreign particles on the surface of your vehicles; and half a dozen other specialized services.
Lake Car Wash has four types of hand car wash services, each of which comes with specialized features. Their Deluxe Hand Car Wash, for example, offers vacuuming the interior and dressing tires in addition to hand washing and waxing of the surface and the windows, while their Turbo Hand Wash comes with two coats of waxing, air fresheners, and undercarriage cleaning.
The Westbury Personal Touch hand car wash also has different combinations of car wash services to suit unique customer requirements. Their services include undercarriage washing, hand washing, body glossing and leather conditioning. They charge an average of $15 to $50 per car wash.

Self Car Wash

Many people still prefer to wash cars in their homes at their leisure. They love their cars so much that they enjoy taking care of them. There are a few useful tips for these car lovers!
The first and most obvious step to washing your car yourself is to close all windows and doors to prevent water from seeping in and ruining the upholstery. Before applying car soap, it is advisable to get the dirt off the surface by using a pressure hose from top to bottom. Use a car soap that will protect your car’s finish, not fade it.



Most car soap manufacturers prescribe one-quarter of their soap and three-quarters of water in an average-size bucket. Lather the car using a soft cloth, starting from the roof and working sideways to the bottom. After a final rinse to get rid of the soap, dry the surface preferably using a chamois leather. If you wish to wax your car, make sure it is parked in a shady spot to prevent the sun from baking the wax onto the surface. Wax the car in small circles using a sponge clump, and work your way round the car. Vacuum the interiors; shake out the carpets; and use shampoo conditioners to remove stains from seats and seat covers. Use a little vinyl protectant to wipe dirt off of the dashboard and door handles. After all this is done, nobody would recognize it as the mud-caked car they saw yesterday!
But what car lovers sometimes don’t realize is that a car wash done at home poses some serious environmental concerns in the absence of certain necessary precautions. It is important to choose an area that minimizes water runoff, preferably grassy areas, so that the soapy water doesn’t pollute waterways, storm water systems and drains. Indiscriminate use of water should be avoided at all costs. Using buckets or trigger hoses will

Waterless Car Wash

A waterless car wash is, obviously getting your car cleaned without using precious water. This unique system uses wetting agents, lubricants, and protectants to wax and polish a car and to give it a lustrous sheen. A waterless car wash is actually using sprays that contain cleaning chemicals that protect the car from weather, dust, and scratches, while also maintaining its finish. And this is as easy as spraying the car wash solution on the car surface and wiping it off.



Or, some brands of car wash sprays have to be sprayed on a piece of soft cloth and gently wiped on the surface of your car. And, it doesn’t take more than twenty minutes for the whole process!
The United States market has a huge amount of car wash supply manufactures have developed waterless car washes with unique features to suit the individual requirements of a customer. Choosing the right one for your car from countless products will take some planning. Below are some brands of car wash and their services.
The No Wet Waterless Car Wash is a spray that takes off the particles of dust and slime on the surface of the car, after capturing and reducing these particles. The solution creates a hard coat on the vehicle surface and prevents scratches due to rain, tar, grime, etc., and protects it from UV rays and rusting.
ExcelaWash is another popular car wash solution that uses a combination of polymers and chemicals. This combination effectively removes dust particles from the vehicle surface. ExcelaWash’s website and product manuals come with detailed instructions on using their waterless car wash products.
Three ounces of Dri Wash n’ Guard Waterless car wash is enough to keep your car clean for a long time. This product will not just clean the car surface, but will also wax and polish the car surface, all with one application.