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Just one. We have a lot of hiking trails nearby, and I think everyone has dogs out here. lol

I have a dog wash. I've done between $350-$1,100/mo in it since I re-opened my wash about 6 months ago. I will echo what Randy said - It is the most labor intensive aspect of a "Self-Service" wash. Most of the reason I hired a person to be up at my wash was to clean the dang messes people...

I learning that sound well.:cool: I've only been open since July. December was my best month. I've beaten December already by +40%. I'm blessed.

I'm going. I'm a new wash owner and it'll be nice to go to a show and see whats out there. I know many of you guys have probably went to many, many of these and by now they probably all seem the same. Plus, I could use a few days break. lol

Thank you sir. I'm thinking I'm going to go with the 600 with a few of the X11 High Current dual relay's. Looking to also control my floor heat circ. pumps and they all seem to be on 20A breakers. Originally I was going to use Solid State Relays to control the units, but it seems like the...

They Ryko Soft Gloss uses MAC regulators & solenoids for control. I notice for sure that at least one of my regulators are always bleeding a bit of air. I even replaced it with a new one and it started to bleed shortly thereafter. Is it normal for the MAC's to bleed air like that? I also...

I get more people that use the foam brush with the remaining soap in the holder to wash their vehicles. I get a lot of standing chemical in the holder because the drain is on the side about 1-2" from the bottom of it. I need to raise it a bit and relocate the drain to the bottom so it...

Just a quick update: Here's what I'' be ordering to be able to reset my IBA's, tellers, and close the door ( usually stays open if the machine gets jacked up). 4 or 8 port switch. (2) ControlByWeb WebRelay Quads Various Solid state relays to switch power. On a separate project, I'm going to...

Meh. I get a few per month. I don't say anything if there aren't any people waiting, and they're going to spend a few bucks to rinse their vehicle down. If I'm here when they're doing it I turn the pressure down to about 900psi.

46* is the ambient temp, floor temp, or return temp?

What are they using to control the times the floor hear/boilers are on/off?

Ah. I see. How would a private investigator retrieve the info then? From my understanding, docusearch uses private investigators within each respective state to provide information.

I beg to differ. I used the above company (after trying no less than 2 others ) to run a plate, and the data provided was exact.

I've thought about doing this, but have read some negative things about the constant heating & freezing effect of the slab? I dunno?

I've searched the forum and have learned a great deal to get me started. My dilemma is occasionally customers get my IBA's all jacked up. Usually I need to restart the machine and sometimes even the teller as it still thinks the previously paid for wash is still happening. Of course it...

The only EE that is in my area, which is about 3 miles from me, is $35/unlimited and that includes 6 other locations within the state. No way to compete with that.

I bought a 13x repeated burglar using a plate cam and using an online service to run the plate. Worked like a charm. Not sure about a partial though. ETA: I used docusearch.com to run the plate.

Just throwing this out there - but perhaps a 2 part epoxy? Like what they use on shop floors and industrial settings?

Dang - for $60, I might try to use one of those Sams Club lights and install the element inside my current wall pack. Do you guys think it would work with some modifications?

Perhaps Brush Industries? http://www.brushindustries.com/product-lines/magnetic-stripe-readers/magnetic-stripe-readers/page.aspx?id=1137