Car Wash Blog / Self Serve Industry Blog and Forum
Well, if I lived at the car wash maybe I would see it everyday. This has got to be the funniest thing I have ever seen. A Sheriff run over a stop sign. Priceless. His excuse was he did not see it. Try using that excuse when you get pulled over, or hit the stop sign next to my car wash when the Police are there.
I have seen this before when a Honda Pilot ran over the stop sign. This was also priceless, but somehow the Sheriff is better. http://cwguy.com/?p=19
Far automatic undercarriage high pressure line broken.
Two clogged high pressure nozzels.
1) When the car is towed to the car wash.
2) When you use a foam brush in the car.
3) When you clean the crap out of the car with the high pressure water. (Includes glass from the back window,)
It is not high enough though.
I filled up my car at Shell for $2.35, I thought I was stealing the gas. That is until I drove by RaceWay in Bessemer which had it for $2.11. In two months it goes from $3.20 to $2.11. Pretty good I am glad the Democrats want to be reelected. Sorry that is Bush's oil buddies.
The guy came by the tunnel today to visit me. I was parked at the road and he saw my car. He said his local scrap yard sent the lid to the Birmingham scrap yard. He also said that the Birmingham scrap yard knows him and he was looking for it. The Police detective also called yesterday and confirmed the story. E04
I missed all the fun fixing the Water Wizard but William gave me the culprit a Super broken Super Swivel.
Greg purchased the Hoover SpinSweep Pro. It is nice and easy to dump the garbage out, but it was really hard to test the unit out. The lot at the tunnel was not that dirty. He purchased it to clean up at his self serve and he was going to report back if it works well. The unit seems to work better if you are running.
http://www.amazon.com/Hoover-L1405-SpinSweep-Outdoor-Sweeper/dp/B0007OER2G
Also, they are hiring at the tunnel.
Again the Conlux bill acceptors are not that great. They seem to jam a lot more then the Coinco.
The chemical regulator has a very small leak.