Opps!!!

[rph9168]

Guess operators that are not used to cold weather need to learn how to maintain a wash in cold weather instead of burning it down.

http://www.cbs46.com/story/34210739/car-wash-burns-to-the-ground-in-riverdale

 

[MEP001]

At least the pipes are thawed.

 

[MDrost1]

That was a funny response, MEP001

 

[JustaGuy]

"maintenance was in the process of trying to warm pipes when something went wrong"

I'll say!

 

[gearhead]

They may have not heard of the Autocare Forum. Certainly someone on here could have helped. Nightmare for them.....

 

[mac]

Don't know anything about this particular fire, but keep in mind that not all fires are accidents. I live in FL where at least monthly someone goes missing in either the Gulf or Atlantic.

 

[rph9168]

Don't know anything about this particular fire, but keep in mind that not all fires are accidents. I live in FL where at least monthly someone goes missing in either the Gulf or Atlantic.

This was not intentional. We are not used to weather this cold in Atlanta. Operator was trying to thaw out frozen lines so he could open up. I think that wash was only a few years old.

 

[slash007]

Reminds me of when I used to run a trailer park. Found a group of people starting a fire under their trailer in order to thaw the pipes out. Thank God I found out in time.