Starting a business rinseless wash vs regular wash
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If you don't mind me asking,how much to do a rinseless just curious.I don't offer any wash services just only on 4 cars a month that are friends of mine.
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Hope this helps
Hope this helps
Precision MAD
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For me the waterless/rinseless wash was the way to go. Might be one other person in my area that is mobile or at least advertises that he is. I have 2, 5 gallon water jugs from wallyworld that I bought for fresh water for my fifth wheel. Easy to fill and have a spout to fill my 32oz bottles on the spot. My 2 gallon bucket for my microfiber wash towels can last a couple weeks before it needs refilling.
The only thing I need is electric when going to a job, which has never been a problem. If I'm going somewhere where electric might be an issue, I scope it out first and do what I need to get it, sometimes that means loading up my generator.
I have had to break out the hose a number of times but I knew what to expect before I even pull in because I ask questions. Ask them to take a close up pic and text it to you if you have to, then determine if you'll need to go the hose route and inform them. I always bring my hose and nozzle, just like my stuff cause I know what to expect out of it, no surprises. I love doing the waterless/rinseless washing and my customers are blown away that I can wash a vehicle that way and it gets it just as clean. All along conserving a ton of water.
Dan
The only thing I need is electric when going to a job, which has never been a problem. If I'm going somewhere where electric might be an issue, I scope it out first and do what I need to get it, sometimes that means loading up my generator.
I have had to break out the hose a number of times but I knew what to expect before I even pull in because I ask questions. Ask them to take a close up pic and text it to you if you have to, then determine if you'll need to go the hose route and inform them. I always bring my hose and nozzle, just like my stuff cause I know what to expect out of it, no surprises. I love doing the waterless/rinseless washing and my customers are blown away that I can wash a vehicle that way and it gets it just as clean. All along conserving a ton of water.
Dan
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I'm in SoCal so I usually stick to rinseles but I'll do waterless and lightly soiled vehicles. Some customers have requested traditional washes which I have no problem performing, however, I inform customers that with I traditional wash I would need to use their water to which they have no problem with.