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$82/month for that package. https://www.mikescarwash.com/pages/optionsPrices

Done that many times.

Most of the EEs have a higher spread than that. We have one nearby that is $11-$29 and one on the lower end @ $7-$22.

Thanks. They were tedious to build but now we have some spares so now I can just solder the buttons to the harnesses from here on out.

I need to check into that on the red E-switch external Cryptopay stop buttons we are about to install in our meter box doors.

I'm not sure. There is a circuit board they are all connected to and I never studied it.

The tunnels are attended during open hours so they can keep the trash cleaned up.

The one that burns out the most for us is the two motor vac selection and I think it because every time I walk by I select that so the dum-dums at least have a vacuum when they start it. There have been times it was on a fragrance selection when someone starts it and of course it does not do...

How many selections would you have if you had a combo machine? We are planning on three friction washes and a mid-priced touchless option with our new one.

We are going to start offering vac credits for our Dencar club members when we reopen from our large remodel. I'm speculating free vacs for everyone would attract low value customers (and non customers) and we want the opposite.

I would really like to find an alternative button that the LED ring lasts longer.

Or snow. That is why we didn't go with Washify.

Have you factored in the cost of parts and labor for clearing jams, cleaning, repairing and replacing coin acceptors, bill validators and changers? What about the labor to pull the money and go to the bank? How about lock maintenance/replacement plus other security measures for just having cash...

It looks like it may have torn out a piece of one of the brushes on that wash. The kid picked it up and said it was a souvenir. I hope that squeaking is a bearing going out and not from a lack of lubricating soap.

That is the final dilution in the bay and if my math is correct our setup would be more like 60:1 in the Hydrominder tank.

A couple of things that might make it better than a single mitter on a tunnel: The mitters are fore and aft motion (maybe yours was a side to side type?) and they go over the car twice. On the In-Bay-Express model there is a bug chemical sprayer that sprays the front that may help.

JBS also makes Fonic Wash PH Plus PR-180 and that is what we use.

62K daily traffic?

Check all connections to make sure they are tight.

How high up did you go? If installing them all the way up to the ceiling then why not one at the front, one at the back, and one on each side?