Car wash Code of Conduct

[MEP001]

That's a ridiculous comparison. Of course it's better to advertise what you offer than to post what you don't allow.

Maybe you could address the topic at hand in a constructive manner?

 

[rph9168]

I think that any code of conduct should reflect the customer base. That first set might be appropriate if not written in a sarcastic manner in some locations but offensive in others. The second set wouldn't mean much in other locations. I would also consider having the sign in Spanish in some areas. Finally either is useless unless they are enforced.

 

[JustClean]

What sign do you think would attract more business?

No loitering on property
No loud music
Police enforced
"Don't do this"

Or

Open 24/7
We accept cash and credit cards
On-site attendant
24/7 video surveillance
Money back guarantee

And that is exactly the problem here. We are so brainwashed with "the customer is always right" and to make it as comfortable as possible for the customer that we grow a generation of irresponsible morons. If we all would set the rules right from the start and kick those "customers" out we all would have less problems. But since many people are so money driven that won't happen.

Better than putting signs up is putting the price up. I try to be the most expensive wash in town. That keeps the riff-raff out and brings a smile to my face

 

[mmurra]

We have two signs on property 1) Cameras...... and 2) "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" and occasionally we do.

 

[gearhead]

What sign do you think would attract more business?

No loitering on property
No loud music
Police enforced
"Don't do this"

Or

Open 24/7
We accept cash and credit cards
On-site attendant
24/7 video surveillance
Money back guarantee

Why not have both?

The second one to let potential customers know the outstanding benefits you offer. The first one to let potential customers know more of the outstanding benefits you offer.