Eco Steam Detailing introduction

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I would like to introduce our new company here in Roswell, GA.

Eco Steam Detailing, Inc.

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We use the NEW Eco-friendly steam technology to hand wash and detail cars.

We use LESS than 1 gallon of water / car
We use NO chemicals to wash a car
We do NOT create waste water runoff
With steam we sanitize, kill bacteria, dust mites, mold and fungi and deodorize the interior with NO chemicals
We steam sanitize the Air ventilation system EVERY time with ANY package and naturally with no chemicals
We are 100% self contained with electricity and water
All of this is M O B I L E

We are opening for business on October 18 2010, please check out our website, some additions still to be added to the website, but it is 95% ready.

Thank you for your interest!

Eco Steam Detailing team
 
Looks like you bought an Optima from Ryan. Does the unit you have use a moisture control?
 
Hi, I did buy Optima steamers, actually two of them, but not from Ryan. I have been in contact with Ryan for spares and stuff and he seems to be a professional to deal with.

The models I bought are both DM models and yes they have moisture control and as far as I tested it works well, but I would think that more moisture is only required if the vehicle exterior is very muddy/dirty.

You can check my Youtube videos, I have uploaded the first one there and will post more in the next coming weeks and months to really show the capabilities of the Optima Steamer.
YouTube - EcoSteamDetailing's Channel


P.S. I am personally not a professional detailer, thats why I have hired professionals with 15+ years of experience to perform the actual detailing.
 
I feel like steam is not lubricious enough to safely remove surface grime without scratching, is there something i'm missing?
 
JonMiles said:
I feel like steam is not lubricious enough to safely remove surface grime without scratching, is there something i'm missing?
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I use steam to clean cars, no scratches so far. One with moisture control would be better that a unit that just does steam.
 
Thank you for the welcomes and I will try to participate actively, but I think I have to put my 150% effort for the business opening in 2 weeks, got a lots of things to do.

But I promise to chime in as much as I can and I will suggest my detail technicians to participate in these forums as well and get and give education to everyone.

Thanks!!
 
Good luck with your new business!

May I suggest you add claybar to your services? Or maybe I just missed it? Correct me if Im wrong.

Or maybe steam gets the fallout off?
 
Thanks, there might be really some services we need to add, but we will go thru the list of services in the next week or two to confirm we got everything we need to have.
 
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