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Same location. Different person. New BMW but her report says "Wipers engaged while going thru wash and brushes damaged them" I could find on line that the BMW owners manual instructs to turn rain sensing wipers off before using an automatic car wash. Anyone able to find if mercedes does the same?

I also recently got the Jarvis retrofits of 103 watt and they are great . I was concerned because they are 4 LEDs vs the earlier ones that had 6 and were rated at 140 watts. These seem to do the same if not a better job than the 320's . I had replaced some 400 W unitts in my Tunnel with 150 W...

If the Mansard stays, do you really need a roof. Do you have doors?

IMO you have avoided the issue. 1. Having 2 people per shift is far different than having 2 stuck at the entrance to examine every car for damage, losse items, and non original equipment. 2. Even doing this does not provide superior results since results should be a function of equipment ...

Congrats. You have now set yourself up to be called as an "Expert" witness in any case there is an issue where 2 people were not on duty, or perhaps when 2 were not in the loading area because you supposedly know ""Industry Best Practice". You of course will have to define what is a "Low"...

Considering the number of $3.00 washes built in the last 17 years and the fact that no one has asked for you to consult on one in 17n years can mean a lot of different things.

I am Guessing you mean 300,000 BTU and Not 300. I am in Chicago and have places with 2 of these 300,000 BTU heaters and they do the trick until about -10 degrees depending on wind (Not wind chill)

I have to correct something. The number I used above was a way out example. I get perhaps an average of 2 incident reports a month. Of course more in the crazy buys winter when the people who wash there car once or twice a year have an issue. of that 25 perhaps 4 or 5 are the non original...

OK, so I get it and don't get it. All sorts of strange stuff works depending on the situation. SS washes are basically an open ended system meaning the air or fluid can run out without building pressure. Naturally some pressure will build if the volume supplied exceeds the volume that can be...

Robert, the rub are the factors in your theory. 1. The issue is not whether one can afford extra labor. The issue is whether it is really necessary to have 2 extra employees, one per shift to stand on the passenger side of the car to address the few, perhaps 1/10 of 1% or 100 out of 100,000...

IMO you do not need 45 PSI air to get foam. Reduce to 10 PSI check results and if not OK increase in 5 PSI increments.

Therein lies the rub. At high volume, one person acts as a loader and the other needs to keep up with managing flow, emptying trash, servicing vacuums, cleaning the place. Making necessary adjustments etc. They can't be tied to the entrance.

1. Customer is advised. That is what the sign does. 2. If any customer is not familiar with any operation of any business it is not responsible for them to try to use the service without some attempt at learning how it works. They are negligent. 3. It is not that the wash can't handle all non...

Bill accepters take 5' and 10's even 20's if you want. Better than dollars any day. I guess all the Gas Stations who have a whopping 20% gross margin don't know what they are doing with CC pay at the pump.

If you don't hve many you can put in a cloth sck with some WD 40 shake and rinse with a solvent.

Tell whomever you paid for your legal education that you want your money back because they taught you wrong. It is the customer who failed the due care / negligence test. Just as if they failed any other instruction or common sense standard.

I have a cashier / Loader. Typicaly they are focused on the car entering and not on the back of the vehicle that has been loaded and is now passing them. Bike racks and wraps can make for a bad mix. The signs clearly say "Customer is responsible for damage to or caused by Non Factory...

Had them call me and say they had people call them wanting to come to me but they wouldn't because I was not a BBB member.

Did you see the one alleged operator on the site who said they would cover then damage?

Customer goes thru wash with wipers on and threatens to tell lawyer and post negative reviews because wash declines to pay for wiper damage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjPyjtB4JP0