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If they were still in business....

I would add presoak as an option.

https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/corporate-express-exteriors-are-out-of-their-ever-loving-minds.21672/

You probably have the correct data and I don't see how that would pencil out.

What tire cleaner chemical are you using and how strong are you running it?

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There is a corporate brand car wash around here that seems to dominate and they build on about an acre with 130 foot tunnels and 20 vac stations. I don't like going there because it feels really tight but they are always the busiest washes around.

If the land was a little bigger, the price was a little lower and the tunnel could be a little longer it would be more appealing. Without more info it is hard to say but I doubt it would be a killer location. If starting from scratch and building a 150 foot tunnel express exterior you are...

We could say this everyday! :ROFLMAO:

That is a really long cycle but the dryer was a third of it. What I find interesting is that their website stated it has a 45% higher car count than others. If that is true then I would hate to see the ones they are comparing it to.

I called them 7 hours ago but had to leave a message. In the mean time I called Car Wash Boilers and also had to leave a message and still have not heard from them either. Since our wash was built by Super Wash I called them. They seem to have a lot of solutions to the 700 washes they built over...

Is the electric heat tape not enough?

We could use electric heat tape instead of a hydronic loop for the attic trough.

Could 2Biz's system run vented on the return line and still create enough pressure to run the heaters?

From what I read a closed loop just means that it is not connected to a domestic water supply.

I don't think that is technically a pressurized system.

What makes your system lose all pressure when it shuts down and a normal boiler system keep its pressure?

Did you ever take any photos of your setup?

Not in the US but after looking it up I see that Canada does have that in places.