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We have had customers say they like the below KR linked gun because of the variable pressure as they squeeze the trigger more or less. On the down side some have said that it is harder to squeeze than other guns they have used. No problem with water dripping on their feet like some old...

The below links do not specifically implicate a government potentially experimenting & lab workers not following protocol but they do somewhat validate the virus originating from meat ate from animals by humans. Note the words "scientists suspect" in the following article...

The above video does seem to shed light on what appears to be factual or at minimum plausible ... that the Covid-19 virus started in the area of China where labs were experimenting with animals. The labs tended to "mass destruction weapon biological labs". Some courageous sources have pointed...

Anybody try recycle bins or seen anyone else at their car washes have recycle bins ... it seems like that could possibly help mitigate the volume of trash??? Maybe also helpful from a public relations standpoint???

Debra, After getting back from our local yearly gigantic Home Builder Show Friday evening at our large main civic center ... I started getting the symptoms. I am almost 100% sure it is not Covid-19 ... since we have had only 1 reported incident in our State of ND. At this point it appears...

We found that the local Coke Bottling Company would be good about fixing & keeping a new enough machine in our laundromat but like I said they were oblivious to whether or not our margin on the arrangement was sustainable. The outside vendors who had candies etc tended to not be reliable enough...

We purchased our 52+ AMS refrigerated large vending machine back in 2007 with a KR des moines Heartland Show Deal. The Coca Cola Bottling Company ... even with us storing & stocking ... after the original local owner of the local franchise passed away ... a different ownership dynamic occurred...

I have heard of increased theft of rolls for those of us who have public rest rooms though ... since the latest actual global pandemic statement.

It sounds like both of you will be somewhat reimbursed but it still tends to be bad news from a down time standpoint also! Anybody have someone hit your overhead door & tried to twist the facts as to what happened ... so to try to convince police or whoever ... it was not their fault. So far...

We have not seen a problem Covid-19 here in central North Dakota. It would not be so nice to have perfect car washing weather & everyone was staying at home from possibly unnecessary fear. Depending on the prevalence in an area ... of course. Randy's state appears to be the heaviest hit for...

Mac & others, That might help make a case for also having the ability to edit a typo within the title of the poster's thread? I know the feeling of that kind of unintended typo. To be fair there may be a need unedit ability within the thread's "title". Correct me if I actually am wrong about...

I wonder if it could make sense to go back to these. It has been over 15 years since we specifically used these shown below. Notice the deep air-gaps! https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-830-vac-upholstry-cuff-2.aspx

That could be good information since NAPA (that is a few blocks from us) stated their system was Weatherhead & they adamantly stated they were limited to just Weatherhead hose! Hopefully, we don't get so hard up that we have to beg further & beyond ... than voluntarily willing to sign something...

Back to the "on the future horizon opinion subject of the this thread: I just received some information that some of the large volume of local gas station washes are taking out their motorized tracks that move the vehicle while in neutral because of too much maintenance required for the car...

Do they all have a motorized track to transport the customer's vehicle from start to finish of the wash??? If not, I wonder if it makes a difference to the end customer?

Rfreeman, Count me in ... along with Noob ... when it comes to finding out your notes on your Vacuum Suction Readings ... that you mentioned in a previous post.

Granted ... I did stray a bit from the specific "hydrominder supply to". The point I wanted to make is that at some point in some situations ... maybe low city water pressure or whatever ... the impediment to the flow "cV" from too tight of mesh could be relevant...

Most of us know or experienced that stainless threaded to stainless does have "seize risks" sometimes worse than zinc to stainless. My question is I wonder if some grades of stainless are less likely to seize??? Sometimes when I buy bolts they give me an option on the grade of stainless the...

On some gravity feeds inline with whatever ... I am thinking that a 90 micron filter element might restrict liquid flow a lot less than an inline 5 or 1 micron filter element ... not sure though. Possibly something to consider in some situations.