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WCD · 06-25-08, 01:02

As a business owner, it is not going away. NC and other places are putting on very strict water conserving policies.

From what I saw at the detail training last weekend- a red dirty car in the sun- there are some quality water smart products out there. Joe can chime in here as he tested one in direct sunlight.

The idea of a hybrid mobile wash was discussed combining the two methods.

Speed was not a factor as all tested methods were within 2 min. of each other.

Depends on your location and climate. We do not get snow and only 12 inches of rain a year- not this year!

As a business owner, my opinion does not drive me to change or adapt- my market does. If you turn your head at what's coming, then you are blinding yourself from great opportunities.

Rob

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WCD The Towel Man WCD is offline Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 570	Re: Target's "Eco" Line As a business owner, it is not going away. NC and other places are putting on very strict water conserving policies. From what I saw at the detail training last weekend- a red dirty car in the sun- there are some quality water smart products out there. Joe can chime in here as he tested one in direct sunlight. The idea of a hybrid mobile wash was discussed combining the two methods. Speed was not a factor as all tested methods were within 2 min. of each other. Depends on your location and climate. We do not get snow and only 12 inches of rain a year- not this year! As a business owner, my opinion does not drive me to change or adapt- my market does. If you turn your head at what's coming, then you are blinding yourself from great opportunities. Rob